Y2K: Analysts warn of long term slow burning woes
In a wide ranging discussion the panelists describe Y2K as a slow burning nuisance not a one day catastrophe. They note 10 percent of organizations may fail and problems could recur into 2025, with power, data exchange, and fiscal systems affected globally.
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