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[Intranetjournal.com] Wikis + Blogs = SocialText: Whether you're looking to foster creativity or cut down on e-mail, wikis are a great addition to the office workspace. These collaborative spaces give everyone a place to share thoughts and work on projects, and are simple enough for even non-technical people to use.

[Intranetblog.blogware.com] Intranet Blog :: Applications: Wikis fall conceptually under the broad concept of content management, and you could certainly use your existing CMS to create a wiki-like site,” writes consultant Mark Choate in What makes an enterprise wiki? “However, wikis bring unique characteristics that differentiate them from a run-of-the-mill content management systems.”

[Cmswatch.com] What makes an enterprise wiki? -- CMS Watch: A good CMS will offer a WYSIWYG interface that makes writing content for the web a lot like using a word processor. These days, more wikis have WYSIWYG editing features as well, so the wiki markup language becomes a less interesting feature in terms of formatting, although it does provide the benefit of being supported by all browsers on all platforms, something that is typically not the case with rich-text editors.

Reflected tags on Technorati: Blog, Wikis, Openpedia.org