The Y2K Bug Is Upon Us

There's Still Time
It's never too late to implement a Y2K solution.

Ulrich used an earthquake in Japan as an example, causing a tsunami. With a two-day window, someone living on the shoreline would have ample time to pack up belongings and board up windows on his house before heading for the hills. Someone who waits until the day of the tsunami to leave may have time to pack some belongings, but he or she wouldn't be able to board up the house. If that person waited until the tsunami was on the horizon to make tracks, there would only be time to get in the car and go. But if the person stays on the beach until the little wave is reaching the shore, there will be just a few minutes to react.