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To: Steve Sanchez who wrote (570)	4/17/1998 10:00:00 AM
From: C.K. Houston	Respond to of 810

CMED BioMed Y2kOne, Chevron, Johnson and Johnson, Brystel-Myers Squibb & Boeing =========================================================== ENGLEWOOD, Colo., April 17 /PRNewswire/ -- TAVA Technologies TAVA a leading provider of automation and information technology solutions to industry, today announced the signing of a licensing agreement with Colorado MEDtech, Inc. CMED for TAVA's Plant Y2kOne(TM) products for year 2000 compliance of biomedical devices used in hospitals, clinics, and extended care facilities. Colorado MEDtech will modify the Plant Y2kOne software tool and database structure, as appropriate, to tailor it specifically to the needs of the health care market. The modified system will be called BioMed Y2kOne(TM). Colorado MEDtech will offer a combination of tools and services to support health care institutions' efforts to establish year 2000 compliance for their biomedical devices. PR RELEASE: Message 4097400 Chevron, Johnson and Johnson, Brystel-Myers Squibb & Boeing!! Message 4097787 CMED Web Site & Stock Thread cmed.com Subject 13811 Johnson & Johnson: infoseek.com. jnj.com Chevron: infoseek.com. chevron.com Amgen: infoseek.com. wwwext.amgen.com Genencor: research.cornell.edu MRI Testing To: C.K. Houston (608 ) From: Norma Friday, Apr 17 1998 1:08AM ET My brother lives in a town with a very large teaching hospital. A friend of his who works at the hospital told him they tested one of their MRI machines for Y2K compliance. Total cost for checking and necessary chip replacement, $600,000! exchange2000.com