Wake in fright on January 1?

Article Abstract:

Most Australian chief information officers appear confident that their businesses are prepared for the Year 2000 computer transition and that no major problems will occur, according to a September 1999 survey. However, 400 of the 989 respondents indicated that Y2K was like planning for a natural disaster, and they would have about a week's worth of cash and food ready should a major catastrophe take place.

Planning, Forecasts and trends, Column, Surveys, Year 2000 transition (Computers), Business enterprises, Chief information officers

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Electronic applications show poor form

Article Abstract:

Computer companies need to consider the employee usability of their systems when implementing technology. Frustrating and inefficient computer systems can cut employee productivity and ultimately a company's profit.

Electronic computers, Computers, Electronic Computer Manufacturing, Management, Computer industry, System design, Systems analysis, Labor productivity, Lindgaard, Gitte

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