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Federal Bureau of Prisons' Plan for the Prevention of Operational Disruptions Resulting from the Year 2000

Federal Bureau of Prisons' Plan for the Prevention of Operational Disruptions Resulting from the Year 2000

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U.S. Bureau of Prisons (Washington, DC)

Published 1998?. 4 pages.

"This document sets forth the provisions of the Bureau of Prisons' efforts to assure no disruptions to operations will occur as a result of the inability of equipment or systems controlled by a calendar/clock to recognize dates later than December 31, 1999. The contents of this plan are purposefully general in nature allowing for latitude in the expeditious examination of the variety of equipment and systems potentially affected. This approach will also allow for use of information from other entities who are concurrently addressing similar issues." (p.1) Accession Number: 015081

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