| Dec 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions delivers tools to allow the National Library for Health to exhange metadata with
third parties using the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH). |
| Nov 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions previews its Networking and Knowledge Management solution - codename "Fountain" - at the first annual NHS Networks conference,
"Models and Innovations in Health & Social Care Networks". Held on the 30th November, the conference
provides a forum for sharing learning and experiences in the management of health and social care networks. |
| Oct 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions is named as a finalist in the Knowledge Management category of the BCS Information Management Awards 2006. The awards are presented to organisations that have demonstrated the vision
and business skills to implement highly successful projects utilizing leading-edge IT and business technologies. The award ceremony will be held in the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London on 7th December 2006. |
| Sep 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions releases a new version of the local history website WhatWasHere.com, extended to cover the whole of Liverpool. |
| Jul 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions completes work on a solution to feed stories from the BBC's in-house magazine Ariel to the BBC Around the World website. |
| May 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions releases branded versions of PHORMS v3.1 to EMPHO, ERPHO, LHO, SEPHO and YHPHO completing a move to
Microsoft's latest version of the .Net Framework. The update also includes usability and performance improvements. |
| Apr 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions completes work on a major update of the NLH site, incorporating a new user interface for the
NLH specialist libraries. |
| Mar 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions releases branded versions of PHORMS v3.01 to EMPHO, ERPHO, LHO, SEPHO and YHPHO, adding facilities to harvest and search
metadata from NEPHO, NWPHO, SWPHO and WMPHO. |
| Mar 2006 |
Hyperspheric Solutions releases WhatWasInWalton.com - a local history/story telling website developed for WhatWasHere.com. |