Re: Y2K

In a message dated 97-05-30 02:13:35 EDT, you write:

<< 
 On May 29 1997 you wrote:
 
 >David
 >Do you want to go Client Server now & get into all the PC webs of Y2K 
 trama?
 
 Me? Not particularly. Client/Server was just a handy example. What I meant 
 was that management might well feel that if they're going to go present 
 their board with an enormous unexpected* expenditure, they'll probably have 
 a better chance of remaining employed if they can at least offer something 
 new and exciting to show for it.
 
 Dave Kahn - Tengizchevroil, Kazakstan
 ========= >>
David - Client  Server and the perils ofPC applicatons would bring horrors to
you  Year 2000 work effort.  There must be other advantages to bring to the
table other then what might turnout to be a bad buzz word.  Why  not look at
improving the perfomance  and DASD utilization of your  system(s)?

PS:  As a part of yourY2K project.  Me thinks * Yeah must fix all those PCs
in your organization anyway(stand alone or not).  Now try one or two just to
see the maze of S^!T you are in for if this is your  added advantage. 
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