GO, BABY, GO!
PACCAR Awards Year 2000 Analysis And Planning Project To
Information Management Resources
CLEARWATER, Fla., April 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Information Management Resources Inc (IMR) announced
today that it has been awarded the initial phases of a full life cycle Year 2000 compliance project by PACCAR
of Renton, Washington. The contract is valued at just over $1 million. IMR noted the initial project phases
include Year 2000 impact analysis, development of a global, enterprise-wide Year 2000 conversion plan, and
completion of a Year 2000 pilot conversion as proof of concept.
IMR uses its Century Change-Planning Analysis and Conversion ("CC-PAC(R)") methodology to provide a
cost-effective solution to the Year 2000 problem. The CC-PAC methodology defines the methods for
performing Year 2000 services through four separate phases: analysis, planning, conversion and
implementation. The CC-PAC methodology, together with the Company's proprietary Year 2000 toolset,
Transform2000(R), and a rigorous process approach form the Company's "total solution" to resolving
millennium compliance problems.
PACCAR manufactures heavy duty trucks, including the well-known Peterbilt and Kenworth truck lines. The
company maintains a network of more than 400 dealers across North America.
Information Management Resources, Inc. provides application software outsourcing solutions for the
Information Technology (IT) departments of large businesses with intensive information processing needs in
the U.S., the U.K., and Western Europe.
IMR's services, which it terms "transitional outsourcing" services, assist clients in the maintenance of
mainframe-based legacy applications and in the transition from legacy systems to open architecture,
client/server and other emerging technologies. Generally offered on a fixed-price, fixed-time frame basis, these
services include new software development, application maintenance, Year 2000 conversion and migration and
re-engineering services. In addition, IMR offers programming and consulting services on a time-and- materials
basis in order to optimize employee utilization and provide a potential source of future outsourcing contracts.
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