Key Information

Here is the planning document

Here is the Save the Date

Draft Agenda

Presentations from OpenLMIS Trusted Partners: JSI, Ona, Softworks, SolDevelo

Presentation from Malawi Ministry of Health: Dr Vuso Tembo & Mr. Ben Chilima







Archived Planning notes

Below are ideas for a potential OpenLMIS community meeting in 2018.

IdeaTarget AudienceMain topicIdea DescriptionNext Steps
1

End users

User-centered feedback and engagement

Bring together OpenLMIS users or those who work directly with end-users from the different OpenLMIS implementations. Dialogue about how OpenLMIS can change to better support users and the challenges they face, such as reducing the data burden and giving users the right information at the right times. Participate in human-centered design activities and usability testing of new OpenLMIS v3 features. The outcome of this community meeting will be revisions to the product design and roadmap to better meet the real-world needs of end users.


2M&E and governance related membersM&E

Something around M&E and theory of change around OpenLMIS and maturity model for supply chain management.


3

Technical members (includes implementers)

Technical visionBring together the OpenLMIS administrators and technical community to align on the technical vision.
4Technical members and other technical members from other global goodsInteroperability

expand the community and meet with interoperability. How do we interoperate with other Stock Management softwares (send and receive shipments between). Getting folks bought into the vision of multiple systems working together to manage supply chains.


5All members Product Roadmap and vision

Invite all community members to participate in developing and framing the OpenLMIS roadmap for 2019 and the next 3 to 5 years. Members will be expected to bring ideas, help refine scope, define value and advocate for features which they see as essential to long-term success and which address the key needs of users. This roadmap will be used to identify and solicit new funding to ensure that OpenLMIS continues to provide relevant features and build our community.


6All membersImplementation OpportunitiesHow do we expand the number of countries using OpenLMIS? How do we engage the current implementers.
7

All members (governance)

Sustainability Bring together the funders and the implementers to discuss sustainability of OpenLMIS
8Technical members (includes implementers)Shared Value

Bring together technical members of the OpenLMIS Community (those directly involved with software development and technical design) along with representatives from countries where OpenLMIS is currently implemented to discuss how we as a community can work together to move from the current forked versions toward a collaborative state that recognizes past achievements and aligns the vision for a future state. Discussion would cover the state of current implementations, the desired state of the Initiative as a shared code, shared value collaborative, and the path to upgrade for current implementations. 


Next Steps:

Final OpenLMIS Community Meeting Theme

Bring together OpenLMIS users or those who work directly with end-users from the different OpenLMIS implementations. Dialogue about how OpenLMIS can change to better support users and the challenges they face, such as reducing the data burden and giving users the right information at the right times. Participate in human-centered design activities and usability testing of new OpenLMIS v3 features. The outcome of this community meeting will be revisions to the product design and roadmap to better meet the real-world needs of end users.

Planning Committee Notes 18/04/2018