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To: Alan Coccio who wrote (8442)	8/21/1998 6:58:00 PM
From: Alan Coccio	Read Replies (2) of 10903

I'm answering my own question concerning Data Integrity. Here's part of an article I found and it sounds like everyone else better watch out: [snip]...They have developed software called the Millennium Solution which the Bureau of Indian Affairs, BIA, used to find the problems in its code and fix them at a cost of only 14 cents a line. That was 80 percent less than what they had planned to pay using another system. The BIA, whose headquarters are in Albuquerque, is delighted with the results and the huge saving. They have reported their results to the Interior Department. A spokesman for Interior said they have not considered using the Millennium Solution themselves because they are now too far along in fixing the problem with a conventional system to make a switch now. Three big banks, Citibank, NationsBank and Credit Suisse First Boston, have used it to solve a big part of their Y2K problem quickly and at a fraction of the cost required for other methods. They are very pleased with the results.[snip] TPI better buy them up quickly. You know someone will soon. Alan

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