The document is a statement from Hewlett-Packard's Software and Services Division (SSD) of Chemical Analysis Group, outlining HP's competencies and goals for the approaching millennium and describing the features and characteristics of its products.
This document serves as a Year 2000 Statement of Direction for Hewlett-Packard's Software and Services Division (SSD) within the Chemical Analysis Group. It details the company's strategy to ensure all new products performing date processing are certifiably compliant with the Year 2000 transition. The text defines compliance categories, specifically 'Certifiably Compliant' and 'No Date Related Processing', and lists specific software products like ChemStudy Stability and ChemServer 4910/4930 that meet these standards.
The document further provides a comprehensive list of hardware and software components tested for compliance, including HP 9000 servers, Vectra PCs, operating systems, and third-party applications. It includes specific test cases and checklists used to verify compliance and directs customers to the company's website for the most up-to-date information on product revisions and readiness.
The LC 4/66, 4/100, and 5/66, 486 S20, 486 ST, 486 T, 486 U, LE and LF models are compliant with customer action and require manual clock reset.
Oracle7 Server™ revision 7.3.x or later are certified as Year 2000 ready by Oracle Corp.
The 808S, 815S, 8258, 8358, 845S/SE, 635S, and 645S models will be obsolete before the end of 1998.