State officials say they will be able to fix only their most critical systems. And given the amount of time left no one is going to be totally done. The widely accepted goal is to have all the work done in time for a full year of testing. Government won't make it. Much of that already is being applied to the Y2K problem.
Nobody really knows how big or how small it really is going to end up.
Slippage here is not acceptable. Transportation officials declined repeated requests for interviews. I am cautiously optimistic. Not everyone is similarly encouraged. Nuclear utilities, telecommunications and health services are on their own, and by most accounts, moving aggressively.