Synopsis
Are you ready to face up to lost and unfulfilled orders, invoices not being
issued, security systems failing, suppliers' systems malfunctioning, and
product liability issues at the beginning of the Year 2000? These potential
problems, if not addressed, may lay you open to cash flow difficulties, loss
of customers, damage to public relations, legal exposure of the business
and of individual officers - to disruption of business plans, and ever
increasing and unexpected costs.
It is only too clear that the millennium bug is not just an IT problem:
it is primarily about ensuring business survival and organisational
continuity.
Managing the Millenium Bug and Its Implications for Your Organisation
is a manager's guide, not a technical manual. It will lead you through the
issues that must be faced and gives direction on how to deal with them.
The book covers setting up a project team to evaluate and assess the
problem for your organisation, getting project management under way,
through to contingency planning, dealing with suppliers and customers,
and looking at the thorny issues that could arise. Backed up with tried and
tested project management materials from the National Computing Centre,
this is a straightforward, jargon free and pragmatic book. It will enable you
to identify what you are up against and what you can do about it, including
who and where to get help from, not only in the time leading up to 31 December
1999, but long after.
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