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To: SE who wrote (12675)	3/10/1998 11:35:00 AM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (1) of 17305

Scott, I agree. I really doubt Y2K compliance would necessitate a hardware upgrade. Even if it did, I can't imagine vendors waiting this long to issue Y2K compliant updates, so I would venture to say that most Y2K software upgrades have been done. If they have not, it means people are procrastinating-- waiting for a more compelling reason to upgrade their system, which means to them that Y2K is a non-issue anyway. The real bucks will be spent by large companies with custom mainframe software. There is a real threat here that money normally spent on PCs will be diverted to pay for Y2K. - Jeff

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