Berry College (Georgia) installed a new library computer and operating system, connected five buildings via a campus local area network (LAN), added eight faculty/staff offices to the LAN, completed an Internet connection, and has a name server operating. The college has also established e-mail and limited campus accounts for 300 of its 2,000 students. Some of the activities and problems encountered in the completion of Phases One and Two of this project are discussed: how to determine the community/customer needs; how to educate the community/customer on the use of the technology and its capabilities and limitations; and how to convince the administration of the need, not only for increased technology, but also for the personnel necessary to support the technology. (MAS)