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From the supplier: The year 2000 date change problem can permeate other aspects of business beside the computer. Associations should look into microchip-controlled equipment which their offices operate such as heating, cooling and water systems in addition to security and parking access systems. These businesses are advised to work directly with embedded systems product manufacturers to evaluate and replace noncompliant units with those that are Y2K compliant.

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Title: Evaluating embedded systems: Y2K threats go beyond the PC on your desk to include your building's internal operating systems. (implications of year 2000 problem)
Author: Gerard Lavery Lederer
Publication:Association Management (Magazine/Journal)
Date: July 1, 1998
Publisher: American Society of Association Executives
Volume: v50 Issue: n7 Page: p37(1)

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