Last week's news in Computing that IBM's year 2000 strategy is in something close to disarray will have come as a surprise to many. The sad fact is that the story will be much the same for a large part of the UK's IT industry, writes Colin Barker.
Depending on who you talk to, society either faces disaster in just over 900 days time, or the whole 'date change' problem is a very large storm in a pundit's teacup. Faced with such extremes of ...
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