Hundreds of settings are controlled by the library, e.g., circulation locations and terms, MARC bib processing preferences, etc. In the OPAC, nearly all words and terms used are controlled by the library. CyberTools provides functionality, you provide policy. We've identified the minimal hardware you'll need if you decide to purchase a license and run a traditional system. For specific information on what you'll need for a traditional license on your own server, see the Technical Specifications section of CyberTools for Libraries Product Information.
Most systems say they run on the Web.
Java keeps CyberTools engineering costs down while delivering the most powerful client server applications available. With Java, you don't just fill out forms and wait for a response, you work with a fully interactive system. If other library vendors say they prefer to work with HTML, they just don't have the talent or the technology to implement a next-generation Java solution. No, in fact, you'll save valuable time with our serials and cataloging tools. I'm a solo librarian.