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Year 2000 Computing Challenge: Federal Government Making Progress But Critical Issues Must Still Be Addressed to Minimize Disruptions

T-AIMD-99-144 Published: Apr 14, 1999. Publicly Released: Apr 14, 1999.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the remaining year 2000 computing challenges facing the federal government, focusing on the: (1) actions that the federal government has taken to improve its year 2000 approach; (2) status of the federal government's remediation of its mission-critical systems, with a particular focus on those that are not yet compliant; (3) reported status of state-administered federal programs; and (4) remaining challenges facing the government in ensuring the continuity of business operations, namely end-to-end testing and contingency planning.

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SoftwareSoftware verification and validationMission critical systemsData integrityDefense switched networkInformation resources managementSchedule slippagesState-administered programsStrategic information systems planningSystems compatibilitySystems conversionsY2K