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To: Larry Brew who wrote (9157)	12/13/1998 4:10:00 PM
From: nord	Respond to of 10786

From SmallCap Investor News December 12, 1998 Issue #122 smallcapinvestor.com Jeffrey A. Grossman, Editor A FinancialWeb publication financialweb.com THE YEAR 2000 PROBLEM By Jim Moore of year2000stocks.com ---------------------------------------------- Alydaar Software Corporation Keeps On Going! Thursday Alydaar Software (ALYD) announced that they had joined Hewlett-Packard's Cure2000 Partnership program which according to a press release is a portfolio of Year 2000 tools and services with experience in the Hewlett-Packard systems. The way this partnership works will be that Hewlett-Packard will include ALYD on its list of service providers to assist the already established customers of Hewlett-Packard with their Year 2000 remediation process. One of the ways that ALYD will be used will be in their service area of Independent Validation Verification (IVV) in which the customers will begin a confirmation that their code will work successfully in the year 2000. Also according to the press release there is no standard for companies to use to know whether the software is 100% year 2000 compliant, but by using the IVV process ALYD will be able to verify that a company's code will be able to operate in the Year 2000. By accessing the Internet and by sending them information on their systems Hewlett-Packard customers will be able to receive quotes for IVV audits from ALYD followed by ALYD sending back electronic message containing the estimate of the time and the cost of the project. Alydaar's focus over the last couple of years has been geared toward resolving that Year 2000 problem. The company specializes in software reengineering and system migration services. And they seem to be a company that is aggressively attacking be Y2K problem. Regards, Norden