I don't think so. Having a Y2K meeting go bust when there are important concerns to be reviewed is not a good sign. Complacency sets in No one knows what impact the Y2K bug will create come January 1, 2000. A few experts predict a global calamity. Others say the issue is way overblown.
All experts say it's best to be prepared regardless of the eventual outcome.
But complacency is now a concern among some Y2K experts. The lack of interest among EHS people in northwest Ohio mirrors attitudes nationally. On the same day in September that the safety council should have held its Y2K meeting, USA Today ran a special report on what the experts really think will happen when the Y2K bug hits. USA Today reported that the prevailing attitude in the United States is that Y2K is not a problem. Attitudes primarily result from the self-assessments of businesses.