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-Using the Lessons of Y2K to Improve Information Systems Architecture

By Garland Brown, Marshall Fisher, Ned Stoll, Dave Beeksma, Mark Black, Ron Taylor, Choe Seok Yon, Aaron J. Williams, William Bryant, Bernard J. Jansen
Communications of the ACM, October 2000, Vol. 43 No. 10, Pages 90-97
10.1145/352183.352210
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Organizations miss a tremendous opportunity for gain by regarding the Y2K experience solely as a costly necessity they would just as soon forget.

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