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Open eshanj19 opened 5 years ago

eshanj19 commented 5 years ago

NGO Name Bridges of Sports

Contact Name Mantavya Kumar Nitesh Chiniwar

Contact Email mantavya.k@bridgesofsports.org nmc@bridgesofsports.org

Software Partner Name Maverick Labs

Lead Name Eshan Joshi

Lead Email
eshan@mavericklabs.net

Project Description Bridges of Sports (BoS) is a NGO working in Northern Karnataka, in few of the most backward communities/tribes in India, and provides them with the opportunity to train, excel and have a career in sports.

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Start Date 20 May 2019

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Status In the requirements gathering phase.

Evaluator Name Amar @ Soft Corner

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eshanj19 commented 5 years ago

Project status as of 26th June 2019

We have had multiple calls with Mantavya over the past 3-4 weeks. Requirements gathering process is complete. We will share the final requirements document soon.
We had calls with @arjunk to see if OpenCHS could be used for this implementation.

eshanj19 commented 5 years ago

Project status as of 3rd July 2019

We had a call with Arun and Sanjeev to discuss BoS. We will now make the project review documents/presentation for next week, where we can discuss pros/cons of the implementation approaches - (with and without OpenCHS) and can then decide what approach to take.

eshanj19 commented 4 years ago

Project status as of 16th July 2019

Tech review was done on 11th July
We had a joint call with BoS and Softcorner to discuss a few points which were raised during the tech review.
In the meantime we are evaluating open source implementations like Zuluru and OpenCHS.

madhurigole9 commented 4 years ago

Updates for the last few weeks -

We explored Zuluru and some other open source sports related solutions. None of the solutions were found to be a good match, especially for the Readings features and leagues features together.
Had a meeting last week with Lobo, Arun and Sanjeev to discuss development options, OpenCHS vs Python+Django, reusability of READ.
Also discussed the tech decision with Mantavya from BoS - they plan to actively continue development after TDI's involvement and did not seem excited about an OpenCHS based solution.
Next review planned for Wednesday 14th August (tomorrow)