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Year 2000 Software Testing
The millennium approaches . . . is your software ready?
In the United States alone, businesses are spending close to $440 billion to fix the problems associated with the Year 2000 (Y2K) date change. By 1999, most companies will be testing their solutions. And the stakes are failure by organizations to test completely and accurately before the turn of the century will almost certainly result in crippling loss of business and market value. Here is a complete plan of attack for thoroughly testing fixes to the Y2K problem, featuring proven techniques, invaluable worksheets and checklists, and clear-cut, step-by-step methods for conducting the tests quickly and efficiently.
In the United States alone, businesses are spending close to $440 billion to fix the problems associated with the Year 2000 (Y2K) date change. By 1999, most companies will be testing their solutions. And the stakes are failure by organizations to test completely and accurately before the turn of the century will almost certainly result in crippling loss of business and market value. Here is a complete plan of attack for thoroughly testing fixes to the Y2K problem, featuring proven techniques, invaluable worksheets and checklists, and clear-cut, step-by-step methods for conducting the tests quickly and efficiently.
432 pages, Hardcover
First published October 26, 1998
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