Sustainable software choices
When should institutions build in-house, adopt open source, or procure commercial software—and how do ownership, security, and long-term maintenance shape that decision?
Insights
Published materials below are drawn from verified CV records, alongside selected editorial work in development.
Featured topics
When should institutions build in-house, adopt open source, or procure commercial software—and how do ownership, security, and long-term maintenance shape that decision?
Practical lessons on moving from fragmented tools to governed platforms that programme teams can actually use under operational pressure.
Standards, integration patterns, and governance mechanisms that make continental and national health data exchange workable.
Why policy, continuity, access control, and capacity building matter as much as dashboards and applications.
Published & presented
presentation
December 2018
Abstract / poster presentation at the Global Health Digital Forum, Washington, DC. Received Best Poster Award recognition for biometric attendance and duty roster innovation.
presentation
December 2019
Abstract presentation on biometric attendance approaches supporting health workforce accountability and service delivery.
research
March 2018
Master’s research at Uganda Martyrs University examining how paper prototyping can improve design and implementation of human resource information systems by incorporating end-user perspectives.
research
May 2010
Bachelor’s project at Makerere University focused on medicines and stock management system design.
Editorial pipeline
One active editorial focus currently anchors this section.
Featured article
2026
A reflection on building institutional capacity for continental-scale information systems—connecting architecture, governance, secure hosting, and knowledge transfer so public-health organisations can design, own, and evolve platforms sustainably.
Next step
Available for conference talks, institutional workshops, and professional conversations on digital health systems, enterprise architecture, and technology leadership.