Announcing Our First Cape Town User Group Meet Up!
Interested in using cutting edge mobile phone technology to improve beneficiary outreach and data collection of your program? Dimagi is pleased to announce an upcoming User Group meetup in Cape Town to introduce organizations to possible mobile technology interventions and Dimagi’s open-source mobile tools.
What will this User Group session cover?
Come for a morning meetup with Dimagi and other likeminded organizations. Dimagi will cover basics of our launching mobile tools, and how your organization can design and create your own applications for your front line workers and to create more data-driven programming. There will be time for open questions and demonstrations, and munchies provided.
User Group Details
This workshop is for all participants. You don’t need to be a developer to learn to use our tools. The workshop will be facilitated in English.
Date: 23 April, 2015
Time: 9:00am – 11am
Location: Ikhaya Lodge & Conference Centre, Dunkley Square, Wandel Street, Gardens, Cape Town, 8010
Cost: Free. Includes: coffee and tea and light nibbles.
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