Haplo attended the ARMS conference in Adelaide, 17-20 September 2019.

Haplo has been selected to join the Mayor of London's International Business Expansion Programme, helping ambitious rapidly-growing companies to reach an international audience.

Haplo was delighted to be part of the vibrant Open Repositories Conference in Hamburg.

Of all the products we build at Haplo, our Repository is by far the most community-driven. A perfect example of this collaborative effort was the hackday I attended yesterday to develop a prototype community ORCID dashboard.

Haplo are pleased to announce the latest open source release of Haplo Repository, a modern academic repository designed for researchers and repository teams to work together.

Haplo worked with the University of Westminster to develop their programme for improving support for students with disabilities.

Haplo are powering the University of Westminster’s new research repository, WestminsterResearch. The Haplo Repository, a major step forward in repository software, offers significant advantages for institutional repositories.

Multi-tenant repositories seem to the topic of the day, we’re hearing them mentioned everywhere. Fortunately we’ve been running multi-tenant services for years, so we have lots of experience to share. If you’d like a demo, just let us know.

Last weekend I attended the new Isle of Ruby conference held at the University of Exeter. The conference was advertised as wanting to “spur on members of our community to consider how the work we do affects the world around us.” That it certainly did!

PhD Manager is going to Australia!

The PhD Manager User Group met on 9 February at the University of Northampton.

We asked institutions using PhD Manager what the impact has been since implementing the system.

The Haplo Repository has been carefully designed to meet the demands on institutional repositories. By using established information management principles, we’ve mitigated the pain points which have limited what institutions have previously been able to do with their repository.

We sometimes hear about universities who’ve decided to build a PGR system ‘in-house.’ Sometimes we hear from them before they start the project but more often a few years later when the system they built is no longer meeting their needs.

In my role as Haplo’s Systems Administrator, one of my responsibilities is to ensure that Haplo is more than providing the most flexible software platform, it’s also about providing a hosting platform that takes the best possible care of your data.

As Haplo’s new Sales and Marketing Manager, I was keen to attend this year’s Vitae Researcher Development International Conference.

Getting my flight from London City Airport on Wednesday, I was excited to arrive in Edinburgh. It was my first visit to the Scottish capital and the Repository Fringe came highly recommended. Plus, with the Edinburgh Fringe Festival already started, I was really looking forward to seeing the city.

Haplo’s Technical Director, Ben Summers, has won the Creative Digital Entrepreneur award in the Mayor of Lewisham Business Awards.

At Haplo, we’ve built a really strong team of developers by hiring people who are early on in their career, and helping them learn within an environment which is deliberately set up to support them.

Dr Laura Boubert and Dr Donna Taylor, from the University of Westminster, described the impact of Haplo’s support for research ethics at the International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies, Barcelona.

Miles Wiley, Doctoral College Manager at the University of Brighton presented his experiences using PhD Manager at a recent meeting of the Academic Registrar’s Council.

Launching an open source research management platform for universities.

We’re looking for talented developers to join our team.

We enjoyed presenting at the Internet Librarian International conference in London, October 2014 with Suzanne Enright, Director of Information Services at the University of Westminster.

For the past few months we’ve had the pleasure of working with the University of Westminster on the development of their ‘Virtual Research Environment.’ The project was presented at the UKSG conference in Harrogate, April 2014.