GHI Pulse – Fortnight to 08 Oct 2026

Two weeks.
Three streams.
468 updates completed.

This fortnight across Global Health Informatics (GHI), our Software team built new features, our Data team tracked and mapped important information, and our IT Services team kept critical operations running smoothly.

189
software updates
100+
data & mapping tasks
179
help desk tickets resolved
3
streams, one fortnight
Spotlights this cycle

Two end-to-end moves stood out this cycle: ePIMS went live with cleaner access, and field analytics improved for campaign and mapping teams.

SOFTWARE DELIVERY · Software Engineering

ePIMS is live with cleaner access

ePIMS launched this fortnight and is now live with cleaner access and reporting. DHIS2 sync jobs were corrected, test coverage expanded, the dashboard refreshed, and the results framework improved so teams have a cleaner path from sign-in to decision-making.

EPePIMS Product & Engineering Team
FIELD ANALYTICS · GIS & Data Team

Outbreak insight moved faster

The data team finished campaign support, dashboard integration, settlement validation, and mapping work across multiple states. Those deliveries sharpened the picture for response teams and improved the speed of field planning.

GDGIS & Data Informatics Team
Delivered this cycle

Software Team

189 updates launched
  • LoMIS Suite — 31 updates. Integrated AI models for predictive analytics and anomaly detection while enhancing LoMIS Drive and Com-watch to improve operational logistics and field usability. LoMIS Engineering Team
  • Planfeld — 22 updates. Upgraded core mapping capabilities on Planfeld v2, enhanced catchment area visualization, and integrated DHIS2 reporting to improve spatial data accuracy. Planfeld Team
  • eHA GHM — 26 updates. Expanded self-service capabilities across the platform to increase operational efficiency and streamline platform management. GHM Team
  • REACH Data Portal (RDP2) — 33 updates. Resolved production server outages, enhanced system stability, and added multi-country location hierarchies alongside core language fixes. RDP Team
  • DevOps Team — 46 updates. Completed local environment orchestration for 18 repositories, resolved critical production outages for Vault and EPIMS, migrated storage off NFS, and deployed Map-Compose, CKAN, and Dimagi. Banji O., David I., Olalekan, Abdulrahman S., Oluwasola A.
  • EHA Design Team Ops — 8 updates. Delivered interactive Figma prototypes for EHACare Mobile clinical workflows, revised the ECHO web prototype UI/UX for field testing, and completed design QA for SMART CoMM-R and ePIMS. EHA Design Team

GIS · Data Team

100 tasks finished
  • 100+ data and mapping tasks completed through campaign support, dashboard integration, validation, and field analysis work that kept operations moving. EOC and Field Analytics Teams
  • Campaign dashboards and bulletins delivered with updates that improved visibility across states and strengthened reporting for response teams. Data Informatics Service Management
  • Mapping and settlement validation finished for priority states, helping teams confirm locations, contacts, and coverage with more confidence. Surveillance Data Informatics Team
  • Data foundations strengthened through platform migration, record harmonization, and model work that improved downstream analysis. Data Engineering and Modeling Teams

ICT Services

179 tickets resolved
  • 179 Help Desk Support tickets resolved this cycle. Our team kept everyone working efficiently by providing IT & Systems Access, Asset & Hardware Management, Operations & Field Logistics Support.
  • Access control and endpoint issues fixed across clinic doors, card readers, encryption, and workstations for smoother daily operations. System Administration Team
  • Server health checks and data center support completed for Abuja, Kano, and EOC environments, covering temperature, disk, and cooling monitoring. Infrastructure Operations Team
  • Network and business apps restored with connectivity incidents, vendor updates, and ERP issues closed so core services could keep running. ICT Operations and Business Applications

Lock down your Digital Identity!

Cybersecurity Awareness Month Special

    Over 80% of security breaches rely on weak passwords, digital clutter, and stolen credentials. The Enterprise Business Application and Cybersecurity team launched this month-long campaign under the theme, “Building Daily Digital Habits to Stop Cybercriminals!” . Take two minutes today to lock down your digital identity with this quick checklist:

  • Clear out Apps & Browser extensions you no longer use, as they can serve as sneaky backdoors for credential leaks.
  • Review App Permissions: Check your Online accounts (Google, ChatGPT) and Device permissions (on your phone settings) to revoke access for any third-party apps you don't recognize.
  • Kill Duplicate Passwords: Audit your password manager to ensure you aren't reusing passwords across accounts—swap them for unique passphrases.
  • Verify Every MFA Request: Never approve a push notification unless you actively initiated the login; if spammed with prompts, hit deny and report it immediately.
  • Check for Leaked Credentials: Run a quick check on your password manager's security audit or HaveIBeenPwned (https://haveibeenpwned.com/) to see if any old passwords were exposed.
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