The book lacks depth. It good for beginners as a starting point, that it. Does it explain the problem, yes. Does it tell for what to do step by step, No. Does it even give you a template or a blueprint of what to do, No not in any depth. The year 2000 problem is complicated but achievable. The way to tackle the problem is from a process point of view, because that is all it is, a process problem. The programmers did not cause the problem the real culprits where the ANSI and the FIP but you always here people blame the programmers. (no I am not a programmer) The book needed to be more hands on, teach and explain the process of how to fix the bug, in this way everyone reading will get something out of the book housewife, programmers, and CEO's.Bottom line I could have done a better job no offensive just the facts as I see them.