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Articles about : Cutter Consortium

Feature: Will Year 2000 Projects Pass the Test?

If you think year 2000 inventory and remediation is tough, wait till you see the 800-pound gorilla waiting around the corner. "We'll spend about 65 percent of our project time on testing," says Tony Del Duca, year 2000 project manager at Nabisco Inc., the Parsippany, New Jersey-based maker of snacks such as Oreo cookies and Ritz crackers. "But if that's news to people right now, they'd better be looking for another job."
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Column: Enterprise: Year 2000 Accounting -- An Audit to Remember By: Howard Baldwin
25/06/1998 17:08:54
It's beginning to look like dealing with Y2K is a lot like checking into a fancy resort where every staff member has their hand out. First it was the programmers, flush with the comfort of a booming job market. Then it was the consultants. Now the lawyers and the insurance companies are getting into the act. More...

Column: Enterprise: Year 2000 Accounting -- An Audit to Remember By: Howard Baldwin
25/06/1998 17:08:46
It's beginning to look like dealing with Y2K is a lot like checking into a fancy resort where every staff member has their hand out. First it was the programmers, flush with the comfort of a booming job market. Then it was the consultants. Now the lawyers and the insurance companies are getting into the act. More...