Y2K

About this book

"World in Crisis" describes the computer turmoil existing the close of the 20th Century. It details the work that was done and the work remaining to be done in order to insure that computers would be fully operational. It's clear description and non-exaggerated discussion of the Y2K problem lead CBS and many in the media to credit the work as having positively influenced many businesses and organizations to do the computer repair that was need to their computer clocks. The book accurately predicts that most of the work will be completed but because of the costs, a recession will incur at or shortly following the year 2000. It also predicted that the computer upgrades done by most business would, in the long run; lead an extended period of prosperity early in the first decade of the 21st Century.

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About the author

Warren H. Chaney, Ph.D.

November 3, 1942

Dr. Warren H. Chaney is a writer, artist, filmmaker, behavioral scientist and businessman. For more than 34 years, Fortune 500 companies and other large private and governmental organizations used his research for memory improvement and information retention skills. Aside from his professional work in the areas of behavioral science, Dr. Chaney is a highly experienced filmmaker having written and sold seventeen screenplays, produced and had released nine feature films and directed seven others. He has produced and directed more than 150 episodic television and commercial productions and in 2000, his “World in Crisis” television miniseries received critical acclaim in the national press. He h…