The decision to put WFAN on FM follows by almost six months ESPN Radio's changeover of its New York station at 1050 AM to 98.7 FM.
GlaxoSmithKline, the health- and pharmaceutical-product conglomerate, struggled with a 39-minute changeover of its toothpaste manufacturing line when switching between brands such as AquaFresh and Sensodyne.
When the changeover became standard, its timing did not pose a big problem for passengers.
MyCSP says it notified those affected by the administrative change two weeks before the changeover, and updated its website and gave call centre staff intensive training.
A new D-mark would be expected to rise against the now-abandoned euro; a new drachma or punt would trade at a big discount to its official changeover rate a devaluation, in effect.The switch to the euro was smooth, but it was planned for years in great detail and in co-operation among countries.
USA's lead analysts, Mary Carillo, who already works for ESPN, and John McEnroe, are expected to follow the Open in its network changeover.
ARTHUR GROSS, Chief Information Officer at the IRS, [has said] that the IRS might fail to fix its [computer changeover to the year 2000] problem and that the consequences of such a failure could be a calamity for the government and the economy.
To me, the strands of filament now buried in Brooklyn seem to represent the culmination, for now, of the historic changeover from industrial America and its railroads to digital America and its fiber optics.
In that way, and well before Pearl Harbor, Mr. Knudsen enlisted the entire auto industry, even persuading it to free capacity by giving up its annual model changeover.
Nothing illustrates this trend more dramatically than the E&J Gallo Winery's changeover from jug wines to its development of an impressive list of site-specific varietal wines.
