No "positive spin" needed, but I will address some of your points that are rather misleading.
1) 500,000 lines ... is that all? One application?
If you think Telenor only has 500,000 lines of code that need to be made year 2000 compliant, then you are in for a nice surprise
2)1) 500,000 lines ... is that all? One application?
THIS WAS NOT A FREE TRIAL.... This project was revenue generating
3) A "fully automated" remediation of 500,000 lines ought to take about 5 minutes, not 3 weeks.
Shame on you... You very well know that the correction phase probably only took a couple of hours. Like all projects the Cataloging and other such tasks takes the greatest time. ConSyGen has already announced that they can correct as much as 3 Million lines of code overnight
4) No platform was described. Probably another HP3000? Peanuts.
I do not know what platform this specific project was on, but if you really would like to know, I am sure you can call Ron Bishop and he will be glad to tell you.
btw - CSGI has, so far, announced exactly how many lines of code each project consists of, compared to another well known y2k company that doesn't even announce the number of lines.
Furthermore, most Y2K companies don't announce dollar amounts due to competitive reasons and the fact that most clients don't want that information released. |
