The Right Tools for the Job: Don't Face the Year 2000 Without Them

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The Right Tools for the Job: Don't Face the Year 2000 Without Them

By Larry Mulhern, Chandrasekaren, Atshanipalai

Posted May 31, 1997 | Leadership | Leadership |

THE RIGHT TOOLS FOR THE JOB: DON'T FACE THE YEAR 2000 WITHOUT THEM

by Larry Mulhern, Satish Chandrasekaren, and Srinivasan Atshanipalai

Increasingly, IT organizations face a dual challenge of burgeoning application backlog and shrinking staff resources.

About The Author

Larry Mulhern

Chandrasekaren

Atshanipalai

Srinivasan Arshanipalai was the manager responsible for the project office supporting Year 2000 projects at Mastech. During this time, he was involved in the implementation of projects in mainframe and client-server environments. His fields of interest include software metrics and process improvement.

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The Right Tools for the Job: Don't Face the Year 2000 Without Them

THE RIGHT TOOLS FOR THE JOB: DON'T FACE THE YEAR 2000 WITHOUT THEM

by Larry Mulhern, Satish Chandrasekaren, and Srinivasan Atshanipalai

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