Greenwich Mean Time was formed in 1996 to investigate the
year 2000 problem as it affects PCs and PC networks.
The company's comprehensive research and understanding of
the problem led to the development of the Check 2000 suite of
year 2000 diagnostic and fixing software in early 1997. Today
Check 2000 is established as the standard by which other year
2000 PC products are measured. This is largely due to the
maturity of the brand in context of a new industry. Check 2000
is set apart by the work Greenwich Mean Time has done to cater
for the in-depth scoping of large enterprise PC year 2000
projects, providing the management methodology necessary to
achieve successful survival outcomes.
Headquartered in the UK, Greenwich Mean Time operates as a
global company with offices in North America (Washington DC
and California), Europe (England, Switzerland and Norway),
Africa (Johannesburg) and Asia Pacific (Melbourne, Sydney,
Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur).
Karl Feilder, founder and CEO of Greenwich Mean Time, is
recognised as the undisputed year 2000 PC authority. He
consults to governments worldwide and is the PC Programme
Co-ordinator for Action 2000, the British government's year
2000 taskforce. The company has ongoing working relationships
with the world's major corporations and vendors such as
Microsoft, IBM, Unisys, Digital, DMR/Fujitsu, Compaq and
Novell.