LMMS’ing – Update
March 24th, 2010
It may seem that things have been quiet on the LMMS front these days (was there ever a winner on the Java vs .Net debate?), but rest assured, while you’ve been thinking about the pros and cons of these development architectures, the LMMS staff have been working very hard in the background … LMMS’ing. Here’s what we’ve been up to:
- In response to the devastating earthquake in Haiti, LMMS has been identified as a necessity to ensure accountability, efficiency and effectiveness in the distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) in the 90 day emergency response plan and throughout an initial one year programme in the country.
- In light of the growing demand for LMMS, the first wave of LMMS training has been set in Canada for this month which includes:
- 2 intensive days of technical training focusing on software installation and troubleshooting (ie. networks and connectivity).
- 3 exciting days of end user training for those people going out to the field to train staff on LMMS use
- Revamping of the LMMS website…stay tuned for the “official” site launch date (estimated to be mid-April)
- LMMS has a logo!
