| The year 2000 is fast approaching and
Extended Computer Services, Inc. can help
get your company ready for the next
century. The year 2000 compliance issue
is causing some major headaches for IS
managers around the world. Extended
Computer Services has a plan of action
for your company to become compliant, and
we would like to implement it for your
before December 31, 1998. Why
December 31, 1998 instead of 1999?
Companies which are compliant a full
year ahead will have ample time to
address, and correct any problems which
may arise. If there was an "easy
fix" to the Y2K problem, it would
have been already been implemented. The
truth of the matter is that nobody in the
computer industry has an accurate grasp
on what the year 2000 will do to computer
systems in the business sector as well as
affecting everyday life. ECS can have
your business fully compliant and ensure
your company is working properly for
January 1,2000. Here is an outline of
what Extended Computer Services has
planned for your company.
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Year 2000
Resolution:
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Inventory of
Software/Hardware provided to ECS
by customer |
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Inventory of
Software/Hardware also taken by
ECS |
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Provide customer with a
detailed list of hardware that is
not Year 2000 compliant |
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Provide customer with a
hardware solution |
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Load the year 2000 software
tester to identify BIOS
compliance. |
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Update BIOS with year 2000
software solutions |
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Load data scanner software
that searches for files that will
not be year 2000 compliant |
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This test provides a list of
applications that may be at risk
of failure after the year 2000. |
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Provide customer with a
solution to fix application
problems. |
Pricing varies accorrding to number of
computers, servers, office locations, and
other variables. The cost for the
software to upgrade your BIOS is $299.
This is a one time fee. The cost to
perform upgrades per workstation averages
$100 to $150 per PC.
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1998, Extended Computer Services
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