Item Subject: cc:Mail Text Back on November 2nd, ComputerWorld (yes, I know) reported on a SAP installation failure: Nash Finch Co., one of the first users to buy a version of SAP R/3 for retailers, last month shelved most of its $76 million project after development delays made it impossible to install the software in time for the year 2000. Instead, the Minneapolis-based food wholesaler and supermarket operator, which has already spent about $50 million on the project, is launching a crash program to do a year 2000 fix on the mainframe applications that SAP AG's SAP Retail software was supposed to replace. $50 Million down the tubes? Ouch! The full story is at < http://www.computerworld.com/home/print.nsf/all/98110273BA > --Glenn