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Friday, September 25 • 13:00 - 14:30
What's Next for DHIS2?

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This session will focus on explaining the high-level goals of DHIS2 roadmap for each product, DHIS2 as a platform, Analytics, Tracker and Android. Join to know what will be in the upcoming 2.35 release and what are the long term priorities of DHIS2.
Speakers
avatar for Lars Øverland

Lars Øverland

Lead dev DHIS 2, University of Oslo
Lars Helge Overland has been the lead developer of the DHIS 2 platform since its start in 2005. He has been responsible for designing and implementing the DHIS 2 software as well as building up the development team which today produces the DHIS 2 standard releases. Lars has worked... Read More →
avatar for Mike Frost

Mike Frost

Tracker, University of Oslo
I am a senior advisor at the University of Oslo, working as the product manager for Tracker. My key interest is the collection and use of individual data, as close as possible to the point where these data are generated. I believe this is vital for achieving the SDGs and key health... Read More →
avatar for Rebecca Potter

Rebecca Potter

Technical Lead, Global Health Content, University of Oslo
I work across a team of global DHIS2 implementers to develop standard health content for DHIS2 in partnership with the WHO, CDC and UNICEF. Our goal is to use DHIS2 as a platform for disseminating global health standards and local innovations. We do this through the development of... Read More →
avatar for Scott Russpatrick

Scott Russpatrick

Analytics product manager, University of Oslo
Tell me what you like and don't like about DHIS2 analytics!
avatar for Marta Vila

Marta Vila

DHIS2 Android Product Manager, University of Oslo

Friday September 25, 2020 13:00 - 14:30 CEST
Annual Conference Virtual Room 1
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