< < <
Date > > >
|
< < <
Thread > > >
Y2K Report: Sponsored by CNN, IBM & American Red Cross
by Stephen M. Apatow
29 September 1999 15:17 UTC
September 29, 1999
Contact: Stephen M. Apatow
President & Executive Director, Humanitarian Resource
Institute
Eastern USA: (203) 668-0282 Western USA: (775)
884-4680
Internet: http://www.humanitarian.net Email:
sma@humanitarian.net
WORLDWIDE DISASTER AID & INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET
Sponsored by IBM, CNN & American Red Cross
U.S. Senate Report Warns of Y2K Problems Around the
Globe
http://www.DisasterRelief.org/Disasters/990923Y2K/
About half of 161 countries assessed by a special U.S.
senate committee will likely experience Year
2,000-related computer failures in their
telecommunication, energy and transportation systems.
The malfunctions could leave millions without power,
drinking water and basic infrastructure, potentially
leading to a worldwide recession, said the committee's
report, which was released exactly 100 days prior to
the New Year.
Additional Resources:
GLOBAL Y2K INFRASTRUCTURE RISKS WEB SITE
http://www.humanitarian.net/y2keconomic.html
Web Site Ranked: Comprehensive Resource on the Scope
of Y2K Global Impact - Mitre
* DGIII-Industry, European Commission: Year 2000
computer problem
Voted best Year 2000 Government Site by the Wall
Street Journal
* Organisation for Economic Co-operation and
Development: Y2K in the spotlight
* Expats Network, the international aid workers'
network: NGOs / GOs
* Global Millenial Foundation: Global View - Improved
global leadership example
* Mitre: Non-DOD Year 2000 Information Links
* The Institution of Electrical Engineers:
International Year 2000 Status
__________________________________________________
Do You Yahoo!?
Bid and sell for free at http://auctions.yahoo.com
< < <
Date > > >
|
< < <
Thread > > >
|
Home