Thursday, April 16, 2009

So, April 15 came and went. What happened? A Q & A post.

Hello Everyone,
As you may (or may not) have wondered, April 15 has come and gone and PCR is not up and running. What happened? I'm sure you all have questions so I have a little Q & A post for all of you.

Q: April 15 is now past, why isn't PCR installed?

A: Unforeseen complications occurred and PCR was not installed according to the original timeline. That is all I'm at liberty to say Issues with finalizing the contract/payment with the vendor which lead to delays in our disucssions with Envisionware/PCR's technical support team. But now that thoses issues have been resolved we are moving forward rapidly and the initial installation with be at Sunnyside during the 2nd week of June.

Q: So what's next?

A: The good news is that PCR will still be installed...just a little longer than anticipated. As of right now, the plan is to have PCR installed at the original test site, Sunnyside, around the second week of June. Following this, the rest of the library sites will follow with PCR being installed.

Q: So, no PCR, what will happen with CybraryN?

A: Currently, FCPL will continue to use CybraryN until PCR is installed. As unpleasant as this sounds, it is the best option available.

Q: What about training in using PCR?

A: As we get closer to installing PCR, we will have a more definite idea regarding training.

Q: What if I have questions that are not addressed in this post?

A: Please use the comment function in this post to leave any questions for myself or the PCR Task Force. I guarantee that I monitor this blog frequently and will have an answer shortly after you post it.

That is it for now. Have a great day everyone.

J

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