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To: Gerald L. Kerr who wrote (10312)	2/4/1998 3:19:00 AM
From: Runner	Respond to of 31646

Jenkins expressed himself rather well. My impression TAVA will get all the business it can handle. And..... There will be hell to pay! by many, many companies who have their heads in the sand. I am rechecking other investments I have. I wonder how many companies will fail? The Lawyers are going to make a fortune and there will be a lot of top brass, passing the buck.

To: Gerald L. Kerr who wrote (10312)	2/4/1998 3:25:00 AM
From: Gerald L. Kerr	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 31646

New York Times, Feb. 4, 1998: Many FAA Computers Still Headed for Crash in 2000 WASHINGTON -- At its current pace, the Federal Aviation Administration will not be able to remove all the "year 2000" bugs from its hundreds of critical computer systems before the turn of the century, which could jeopardize airline safety, increase costs and delay flights, the General Accounting Office warned in a new report. [More] nytimes.com Gerry

To: Gerald L. Kerr who wrote (10312)	2/4/1998 8:57:00 AM
From: jwk	Respond to of 31646

>> follow-up work to better integrate real-time information coming from the plant floor into the Management Information Systems. < < From page 7 of the annual report dealing with Plant Y2K One products and services: Executed properly, manufacturers can use this occasion to improve their plant floor performance so that today's expenditure becomes an investment for tomorrow. If this is indeed true, it seems to be one heck of a selling point for TAVA services. Also, I would still like to find out if TAVA is in a position to earn any revenues from the work done by a company's engineers trained by TAVA, or if revenues from this area would be limited to just the training. I emailed the question to SL, but have not yet received a response.