State still working out 'glitches' in new computer system

<br>(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Five months after switching to a $35-million centralized computer system, state officials are still working out the glitches. <br><br>Plans to add payroll and human resources

Thursday, March 4th 2004, 12:00 am

By: News On 6

(Oklahoma City-AP) -- Five months after switching to a $35-million centralized computer system, state officials are still working out the glitches.

Plans to add payroll and human resources to the program called ``CORE Oklahoma'' are being delayed.

State Finance Director Scott Meachem says officials want to be sure everything else is working and all their concerns are addressed before making the switch.

Officials say the problems are minor, such as being unable to directly deposit travel paychecks into bank accounts.