2010 October

Webclarity Welcomes Marigold!


WebClarity welcomes Marigold Library System in Alberta who has recently chosen BookWhere Suite to improve their copy cataloguing search hit rate. According to Margaret Newton, Manager of Cataloguing Services, “BookWhere is really a cataloguer’s dream product because it thinks like a cataloguer. ” She and her colleagues are delighted with


 

PeopleWhere the Staff Scheduling Solution!


WebClarity Software Inc. is proud to announce the achievement this year of several key company milestones, including the successful launch of a brand new library-focused staff scheduling application, PeopleWhere. With its most recent release, this Web-based system improves handling of complex scheduling requirements, time tracking with full leave management, skills


 

News announcements

BookWhere is a valued member of the cataloging team at the Remigio Fiore Fortezza Library at the Institución Universitaria CESMAG in Colombia
Luis Rodriguez, Head Librarian, considers BookWhere to be a crucial member of his cataloging team. They use BookWhere…
Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library chooses BookWhere to replace expensive OCLC subscription
Judy Hill is the Manager of the Technical Services Department of the Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library.…
Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System saves significantly with BookWhere
CCLS is a cooperative public library system with 36 members serving two counties. The Library System had used another…

Webinar Events

Introduction to PeopleWhere (Staff Scheduler) -Noon Eastern Time
Thursday February 23rd, 2012
WebClarity's staff scheduling offering, PeopleWhere, lets you put people first in...
Introduction to BookWhere Suite for Copy Cataloguing - 2:00 PM Eastern Time
Thursday February 23rd, 2012
Welcome to this introduction to BookWhere Suite, where you'll learn how to find great...
Introduction to PeopleWhere (Staff Scheduler) - 9:30 AM Eastern Eastern Time
Thursday March 1st, 2012
WebClarity's staff scheduling offering, PeopleWhere, lets you put people first in...