The Year 2000 Challenge

The Year 2000 Challenge

Software programmers have stored dates in a "mm/dd/yy" format to conserve disk storage, computer memory, data entry, and programming time. This was done without consideration of the issues that will be encountered for Year 2000. A two-digit "yy" format displayed as "00" does not differentiate between the twentieth and twenty-first centuries (1900 and 2000 respectively). The industry now faces the challenge of adding the two century digits (19 and 20) in the date field for hardware and software products.

This document includes Add Value International’s Year 2000 criteria and the status of Add Value International’s hardware and software measured against Add Value International’s criteria. The conformance information provided below refers to Add Value International hardware and software as used in accordance with the applicable respective manufacturer’s product documentation and in conjunction with third-party software and/or hardware systems that conforms to Year 2000 requirements.

Add Value International has not verified the content of some or all of these third party statements, and urges our customers to visit their respective web site and/or contact these third parties directly.

Year 2000 Project Add Value International Inc.

Disclaimer: Add Value International’s Year 2000 information is based on existing current plans and estimates. Accordingly, the information stated below is subject to change in the future at Add Value International’s discretion.

The following equipment has been tested for Year 2000 readiness:

Equipment:

Other equipment manufactures web sites referring to the year 2000 issues can be found on the Internet at the following locations:

Software:

Other software:

Hydro:

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Last Revised: June 29, 1999

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