In many cases, the Y2K problem will reset itself. You'll wake up that morning, and some of the clocks on the VCRs will show power outage. Shut the device off, turn it back on, and it'll work fine. Other cases may be more complicated. The U.S. Army recently found that some of its armored vehicles will not start because a chip has decided the engine hasn't been serviced in 97 years.
Cars use similar control circuitry.
In my own case, I won't be traveling over that period. Supply-chain management, or SCM, is simply the process of optimizing the delivery of goods, services, and information from supplier to customer, balancing supply and demand. It has nothing to do with any particular piece of software, despite what some vendors claim. Over the next five years, SCM's current focus on cost will shift to achieving greater process efficiencies. As of July 1998, for example, Miller SQA had reduced order fulfillment from 24 days to less than a week.