Traditional software developers often dismiss Y2000 as a simple problem, arguing that it involves nothing more than a large number of intellectually trivial code-fixing problems. Y2000 projects don't require any systems design or requirements-definition activity, right? Yes, there is some testing to be done, the software developers acknowledge, but even that should be simple because all of the test data is concerned with the same date-related issue.
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Y2000 Is More Than a Coding Problem
By Ed Yourdon
Posted September 29, 1998 | Leadership | Amplify | Amplify | Amplify | Amplify
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