Year 2000 Computing Crisis: Costs and Planned Use of Emergency Funds : Report to the Majority Leader, House of Representatives |
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1999 obligations 2000 activities 2000 Costs GAO 2000 Costs Reasons 24 major agencies 24 major federal Actual Year 2000 African Development Foundation Briefing computers and network contingency planning costs for fiscal Costs for FY Costs GAO Estimated costs of ongoing Costs Reasons Organizations costs through fiscal costs were actual Department of Defense determine the reported Embedded systems emergency allocations Emergency Funds continued estimated Y2K costs February 1999 quarterly fiscal year 1999 fiscal year 2000 GAO Estimated Y2K government sponsored enterprises identify the estimated independent verification information on Y2K major agencies reported network hardware Objectives & Scope obligations for Y2K OMB submitted organizations reported Organizations Requested Emergency Reasons Organizations Requested regular appropriations replace personal computers reported costs Reported Y2K Costs reports to OMB Requested Emergency Funds status of fiscal tracked actual costs Treasury U.S. Information Agency U.S. Trade Representative verification and validation Y2K activities Y2K cost estimates Y2K Costs Reported
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Page 7 - Copies will also be made available to others upon request If you have any questions on matters discussed in this letter, please contact me at (202) 512-6253 or Valerie Melvin, Assistant Director, at (202) 512-6304.
Page 3 - Y2K costs by the 24 major federal agencies have more than tripled during the last 2 years to a total of about $7.5 billion, according to the agencies' February 1999 quarterly status reports to OMB.
Page 3 - ... and $1.1 billion for the Department of Defense for emergency expenses related to Year 2000 conversion of federal information technology systems.
Page 2 - Y2K costs through fiscal year 1998 and the agency processes used to track these costs, (2) determine the reported status of fiscal year 1999 obligations for...
Page 20 - Also, 4 organizations reported that some costs were actual while others were estimates (eg, contract costs were actual but labor costs were estimates or that actual costs were not captured for all years).
Page 5 - Y2K compliant and in other cases they determined that it would not be economical to upgrade equipment that was obsolete.
Page 2 - Budget (OMB) on federal agencies' required submissions of comprehensive plans and associated funding requirements for achieving Year 2000 computer compliance.