Districts Worry Year 2000 Glitch May Do a Number on Software
Politicians may hail the coming millennium as a time of hope and challenge, but at least one group of people--computer programmers--face the year 2000 with embarrassment.
Most software programs written during the past three decades--enabling school districts, businesses, and government agencies across the country to automate many essential operations--will cause an epidemic of data errors when that milestone year dawns if they are not corrected soon.
Some districts...
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