Wikis in the Enterprise
Wikis are spreading like wildfire within organisations, driven by their quick setup and comparatively easy use. As yet, however, little has been written on how to make wikis work well.
That is why the new report from J. Boye, titled Wiki in the Enterprise is so valuable. Many have written about the potential value of wikis, but this work talks about what has worked in real-life (and what hasn't).
Drawing upon research done in a number of organisations, this report discusses the reasons for deploying wikis, the cavets, and how wikis meet reality.
Most importantly, this reports a range of practical and pragmatic recommendations on how to setup and use wikis. These will give teams a valuable leg-up when approaching this new publishing technology.
A recommended addition to the dialogue on wikis, and I'm looking forward to future reports from J. Boye.
Posted by jamesr on May 07, 2008 02:40 PM
Categories: Content management, Intranets, Knowledge management
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