Please panic early: it may not be the end of the world as we know it, but the year-2000 computer bug is already a very expensive nuisance

Article Abstract:

When computer programs that include dates were created, no thought was given to the new century. Estimates range between $52-$400 billion for companies to obtain programs that convert the date to 2000. The issue of conversion is a larger issue than it need be, as companies are trying to resolve it now.

Social aspects, Analysis, Programming languages, Cover Story, Information technology, Year 2000 transition (Computers), Technological innovations

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The land that time forgot

Article Abstract:

Issues related to the Japanese software industry are examined in detail. Obstacles to the development of the industry are examined, and its future is assessed.

Industry Overview, Japan

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A little local difficulty

Article Abstract:

The impact of the departure of the president of Oracle, Ray Lane, on the company's performance is examined in detail.

Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Oracle Corp., ORCL, Lane, Raymond J.

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