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Technology Stocks : CSGI ...READY FOR TAKE-OFF! -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Trader X who wrote (1878)	1/4/1998 11:04:00 AM
From: tech	Respond to of 3391

>> GOSH! All these Fortune 500 Co.s must be too STUPID << >> Hmmm, I wonder why they wouldn't hire CSGI after looking at that possibility? You know that have looked at that solution. And NIXED it. << - Mr. Kevin Hansen Only 20% of the Largest US Companies have a Y2K Project www2.computerworld.com 38% of Irish Senior Managers Have Heard About Y2K yahoo.com Less Than 50% of Australian Companies Have a Y2K Project smh.com.au No Program Yet, Say 45% of British Managers ttp://www.computerweekly.co.uk/news/11_12_97/08598503239/C29.html Half of Canada's Firms Have Not Begun ottawacitizen.com St. Louis: 60% of Businesses Have Not Begun; 40% Are Unaware amcity.com Major Y2K Problem-Solving Seminar Is Cancelled: 3 Attendees ieee.org Over 95% of Companies Are Not Compliant, Worldwide smh.com.au Over 75% of Retailers Are Noncompliant nrf.com I could probably post about 30 more, but I think it would be obvious to any one with half a brain that most companies haven't even begun to deal with how to convert code and don't even realize the magnitude of the problem. We will see who hires CSGI and who doesn't, but for you to state that the have already "looked" and turned it down is DEAD WRONG. I know you are trying to be negative on the company and will do what ever it takes to make you point. However, to make such a statement as you just did really SHOWS YOUR INTENTIONS. Most CEO's and CFO's don't even realize the complexity of the problem, let alone how to address it. Most Fortune 500 companies haven't even begun a year 2000 project. They haven't even begun to look, let alone have a chance to have NIXED IT! THAT IS WHY THE Y2K PROBLEM IS SUCH A BIG PROBLEM TO BEGIN WITH!