There are other problems that the entire industry shares, he says. Although some consultants predict a glut in programming-oriented resources, they're mainly referring to the talent tied up in Y2K conversion factories. Even programmers at healthcare organizations may not know where their next job will lie. But CIOs like Dennis Miller at Memorial Healthcare System, Hollywood, Fla., do. Highly transferable, too, will be project management and business analysis skills honed on Y2K projects.
Sidetracked opportunities await competent workers.
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