Year 2000 Compliance Overview
Smart cards, Readers and Solutions

Last content update to this page: July 23, 1997 (see Notice)
Change history for Smart Card pages

Life cycle status

The smart cards and associated products (readers and software) are actively sold and/or supported.

Testing status

Current tests aim to identify residual problems in component products and indicate the version which provides full Year 2000 readiness. Their results will be posted as updates to the compliance catalog.

Compliance catalog

The Smart cards, readers and solutions catalog is organized by product type:

 

Index

With frames: [ Overview ]...and use the navigation bars.

Without frames: [ Overview | Chairman's message | Year 2000 Program | Recommandations | Commitments | Assistance 2000 | Watch 2000 | Change history |  Other useful sites ]
Compliance catalogs: [AccessMaster | AIX | BOS 2 | Compuprint | CTOS | Datawarehousing | EDIWorks and Cross-File Transfer | EFT Terminals | Encryption Utilities | GCOS 4 | GCOS 6 HVS | GCOS 6 HVX | GCOS 7 | GCOS 8 | Integris Utilities | Mistral | Networking | Nipson | OESS | OpenMaster | AS/U - OpenTeam | Migration Products | PCs | Peripherals | Point of sale | Powercluster | Sagister | Smart Cards | Solar and SPS5 | SPART/SPIX | Telco - PowerSS7 | Teller machines  | 2Ai Solutions ]

Notice
Bull is making every effort to provide accurate and explicit information on the Year 2000 readiness of its products. The information on this page reflects the current results of our compliance tests and may be updated as testing continues. Please see the Bull Year 2000 Compliance Overview for an explanation of the terms used and our commitments.

Year 2000 Information and Readiness Disclosure Statements
Information contained on Bull past and present Year 2000 Internet Website pages regarding products and services offered by Bull are "Year 2000 Readiness Disclosures" as defined by the Year 2000 Information and Readiness Disclosure Act of 1998, (The United States of America's Public Law 105-271, 112 Stat. 2386) enacted on October 19, 1998. Bull Year 2000 Internet website pages have been and will continue to be our primary mechanism for communicating year 2000 information.

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