Posted by: Rebecca Alban, OpenLMIS Community Manager The sustainability of public goods has long been an issue — it shows up everywhere from reversing the impacts of climate change, to agricultural subsidies and even the U.S. postal service. In the global development space, there are dozens of examples of technologies that were created – and […]
Read moreData Visibility in the time of COVID-19 During this unprecedented time of COVID-19 the OpenLMIS core team is heavily focused on supporting countries to optimize OpenLMIS to support national and international COVID response efforts. Over the next 6-12 months visibility and accuracy of supply chain data will be more important than ever- specifically reporting consumption […]
Read more(content source: Global Fund website) We have exciting news to share! The Global Fund and Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance have published new guidance to support countries with the planning the selection, acquisition and deployment of new logistics management information system (LMIS) software. We are delighted to report that this guidance identifies OpenLMIS as an off-the-shelf […]
Read moreAs OpenLMIS continues to grow into new geographies, the community continues to collect tools, lessons learned, and guidance from our global community of implementers. We have recently collected a new batch of materials and updated them to be included in our ever-growing OpenLMIS Implementers Toolkit. Check out our updated toolkit for some exciting new guidance […]
Read moreThe OpenLMIS Community is excited to announce the 3.7.0 release of OpenLMIS! It is another major milestone in the version 3 re-architecture that allows more functionality to be shared among the community of OpenLMIS implementers. A collaborative process to solicit input from our OpenLMIS Community partners was used to ultimately decide which new features would […]
Read moreRebecca Alban, OpenLMIS Community Manager Every year the OpenLMIS Community takes the opportunity to bring together OpenLMIS donors, implementers, technology partners, and other thought partners to reflect on the successes and challenges of the past 12 months, and strategize for the coming year. It is an important time for reflection. We aim to learn from […]
Read moreOn behalf of the OpenLMIS community it is my pleasure to welcome BAO Systems as the newest Trusted Partner of the OpenLMIS initiative. BAO is a global digital health and data company with extensive experience working with open source software. BAO have expertise in hosting digital solutions around the global, and experience with training/capacity building […]
Read moreThe latest release of the OpenLMIS software, version 3.5, is a major accomplishment for the Initiative and a milestone for public health supply chain stakeholders globally. 3.5 is the sixth major release since the re architecture and represents how implementers continue to obtain value from the community. This release represents the work of four organizations […]
Read moreThe OpenLMIS community is very pleased to announce the release of version 3.4 of the OpenLMIS software. Version 3.4 incorporates a variety of new features and enhancements: Users can simplify the requisition process by creating a requisition in one click based off of stocking data. The reporting platform is now easier to deploy and […]
Read moreThe OpenLMIS Community has the pleasure to welcome a new member to the Initiative – SoftWorks, a Dhaka, Bangladesh-based software development company with extensive experience implementing health information systems solutions in a variety of countries and geographies. Visit the SoftWorks website SoftWorks is a Specialized Resource Partner for the Systems for Improved Access to Pharmaceuticals and […]
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