Year 2000 Testing: A Radical Perspective

Posted January 31, 1999 | Leadership |

Year 2000 is frequently referred to as an exercise in risk management. Once everyone solemnly agrees to this truism, they then return to treating it as a technical problem. Nowhere is this more evident than in Year 2000 testing.

As we review Year 2000 testing projects in North America and Europe, a few common themes stand out:

About The Author

Don Estes

Don Estes is President of Don Estes & Associates. He has served as Editor of the Cutter IT Journal and as a speaker at Cutter Summits. He has more than 35 years experience in IT, more than half of which has been focused on managing the business and technical risks in the modernization of legacy applications and their integration with new technology. His writings have brought both a theoretical and a practical view to extracting the value… Read More

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Year 2000 Testing: A Radical Perspective

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