Brampton has done some very basic customizations and added quite a few nice dashboards in the left panel of their PowerPAC. Interestingly, BL offers both Overdrive and Cloud Library ebooks. The Overdrive interface uses the legacy non-integrated approach while the Cloud Library uses the full Polaris eBook integration.
Coquitlam has done some very basic but attractive customizations: they’ve applied a nice banner image and modified some aspects of the over all color scheme consist with the library home page.
Coquitlam is notable for the number of languages supported: English, Korean, Arabic, Vietnamese, Chinese, Spanish and French.
Guelph has implemented a very attractive and functional PowerPAC. They’ve remained close to the Polaris classic look and feel, but fleshed out the catalog nicely. They’ve implemented : a banner image, dashboards, content carousels, Google Maps and a lot more.
TRAC was one of the first Polaris consortia covering such a wide geographical area. TRAC has always been a progressive site, particularly given the challenges of serving a multi-type, multi-system consortium spread across a large region.