Showing posts with label africa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label africa. Show all posts
Friday 11 July 2014

KwaMoja / webERP hospital extensions

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I am pleased to announce that we have brought our hospital extensions in line with the latest code, and that it is now available for testin...
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Thursday 6 February 2014

KwaMoja version 14.02 is released

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 KwaMoja version 14.02 This is a brand new version of KwaMoja with many additional features, and many enhancements from webERP. There ...

The state of resource planning in African Industry

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A proper history of ERP would be beyond the scope of this article so what below is a radical précis of the facts, simplifying occasionally ...
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Sunday 19 January 2014

Comments on "ICT Aid projects in Africa - Why so many failures?"

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I got a lot of comments on this article , but the article was printed in many places, and so the comments were dotted around. I thought it ...
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Tuesday 14 January 2014

Sustainability and Corruption in donor funded projects.

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I wrote this article a couple of days ago and it attracted a lot of comments. Many of the comments focused on these two issues which I did...
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Saturday 11 January 2014

ICT Aid projects in Africa - Why so many failures?

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Before I start this article let me make a couple of statements: Firstly my experience of donor funded ICT projects is limited to Africa,...
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Friday 27 December 2013

Project Mtuha on android.

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Am very happy to announce that an android client for Project Mtuha our new open sourced health information system for Africa is being devel...
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Friday 22 November 2013

Announcing Project Mtuha

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I blogged recently about a plan to produce an application based on merging +KwaMoja with Care2x , and I thought it was time to update on ...
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Wednesday 16 October 2013

Help required!!

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I have had a plan bubbling away for sometime to take care2x and KwaMoja and merge them together as one complete integrated package. I have ...
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Wednesday 9 October 2013

Africa and Open Source software

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Africa is the most under represented continent when it comes to contributing to open source projects, yet it stands to gain the most of any...
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