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On February 21st 2020, Aristotle Cloud Services clients and key invited technical experts met at the Aristotle Canberra offices to participate in the 2020 Aristotle Roadmap Committee meeting. The goal of this meeting was for our clients to work with us to prioritise feature development for the upcoming year. By...

On October 14th, the International Organization for Standardization celebrates World Standards Day, to recognise the importants of standards to the global economy. For our clients, the ability to create, maintain and publish data standards is of mission critical importance. Our users are responsible for tracking performance of national health systems,...

Aristotle Cloud Services is proud to announce that the Department of Family and Community Services (FACS) for New South Wales has signed a contract in our new Australian Private Cloud. Family and Community Services are the first clients on our new Australian Private Cloud. This partnership represents a huge new...

This month, I was invited to a “Train-the-Trainers” workshop for the DDI (Data Documentation Initiative) standard, the workshop was a way for the Initiative to create training materials for people to go off and train others with. I will admit that I did not know much about DDI before attending...

We are proud to announce that the Aristotle Metadata Registry version 2.1 is now available for public access. This new release can be downloaded from GitHub or from PyPI. We are in the process of rolling out this version to all our users of Aristotle Cloud, and will be updating...

We’ve had two big updates this month around the membership of Aristotle Cloud Service Australia within the metadata and digital communities that we are proud to announce. On the international front, Aristotle Cloud Services Australia is now an Associate Member of the DDI Alliance. This membership provides us with connections...

The largest change to Aristotle MDR in version 2.0 is moving to a mono-repo to manage both the core Aristotle MDR code and all related extensions in a single managed Git repository. This change makes it easier for us to version extensions and set dependencies of related code. By managing...

May is here, and the team has been working hard and delivering new features from our published 2018 roadmap, including Aristotle 2.0. What is Aristotle 2.0? In Quarter 1 “Aristotle 2.0”, we focused on improving the underlying infrastructure of the software, to use new or better versions of libraries, huge...

The first month in 2018 was a big one for us, there were so many new and exciting things that happened for Aristotle. We now have two new government contracts. Both contracts were signed during January, and one of those agencies signed on for five years! We have also started...

We are pleased to announce that the Canadian Bankers Association is using an open-sourced version of the Aristotle Metadata Registry. Prosper Canada, a national charity dedicated to expanding economic opportunity for Canadians living in poverty, the Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) and the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) have launched...

This week we migrated the Aristotle Open Registry over to new infrastructure, which has brought massive speed improvements site-wide as well as added support for encrypted connections for improved security. Along with this upgrade, the Aristotle Open Registry is now running version 1.5 of the Aristotle Metadata Registry. They key...

Today we are pleased to announce the release of the latest version of the Aristotle Metadata Registry to PyPI – version 1.5. This release, possible thanks to the support of Data61, includes a number of new features, usability improvements and bug fixes. This release also includes a new darker default...