Following Martin Newman's comment a month ago, just wondering if any other HER officers are going to the consultation meeting in Bristol tomorrow about public access to the new RHBSE? (I am but haven't heard of anyone else).
Sarah Orr
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Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 11:34:40 -0000
Sender: Issues related to Historic Environment Records
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From: "NEWMAN, Martin" <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Register User Needs Analysis
What is being carried out at present is research into user needs for
access, if that is identified as a requirement as a result of the
research it will be considered for inclusion in the requirements
specification. If this is what you want you should get involved by
contacting our consultants so you can explain your needs to them.
I'd urge all those with strong views on all issues concerned with
accessing the new register to contact Jura and take part in the research
so all needs are considered.
Regards
Maritn
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