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Video spells out the impact of Millennium Bug

12 Jun 1998 - by Staff reporter
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FIRST NATIONAL Bank has launched a campaign to raise awareness of the impact of the Millennium Bug on business.
A video outlining the nature of the problem and what can be done about it will be distributed to customers, government, the public and the bank's staff.
The bank has also developed a web site that deals with the problem and its impact. The site can be accessed at www.fnb.co.za/y2k/index.htm
Not only do companies have to ensure that they are millennium compliant, but they also have to assure customers, suppliers and shareholders of Year 2000 compliance, says FNB's Year 2000 executive and JCCI Year 2000 panelist Bill Blair.

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