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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Y2K"”.

  1. Dealing with Y2K computer compliance with regards budgetary planning and control

    … tried to assess the extent of the effects of the Y2K on the budgetary planning aspect of organisations and raise the awareness about the Year 2000 within this environment although it is a bit too late. ‘The year 2000 problem is not an IT problem, but a business problem.’ The management accountant …

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  2. An Examination Of The Variation In Information Systems Project Cost Estimates: The Case Of Year 2000 Compliance Projects

    The year 2000 (Y2K) problem presented a fortuitous opportunity to explore the relationship between estimated costs of software projects and five cost influence dimensions described by the Year 2000 Enterprise Cost Model (Kappelman, et al., 1998) -- organization, problem, solution, resources, and …

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  3. Essays in microeconomic theory

    … as solutions to the Year 2000 Computer Problem (Y2K), will result in significant waste relative to a traditional closed-source environment. Correlations between value and cost are shown to resolve the empirical puzzle as to why some extremely useful and fairly simple software docs not get written …

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  4. Designing supportability into software

    … switching node crash in 01/15/90, the well known Y2K bug in database related software, Microsoft Passport Security defect, Mars Polar Lander defect, or the Ariane 5 rocket defect. These are just a few examples of well known software bugs. For each well known bug there are untold numbers of bugs …

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