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I have just a little to add to Bill Ives’ excellent coverage of Atlasian’s Confluence 3.0 announcement yesterday. Though I suggest you read his coverage too. I found though both formal and informal surveys that Confluence lives at or near the top of the list of Enterprise Wikis when I speak to large enterprises. I [...]
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After a busy week, not all of it at the computer, I have many stories to blog, but not enough time for them all. So let me share a “week in review” post where I highlight some links, thoughts, and touchpoints for you to review. Maturity: The data is coming together to form a pretty [...]
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PBwiki is now PBworks. This name change makes sense to me, here’s why. Apparently they originally named the company PBwiki because they wanted to convey the sense that using a wiki is as simple as spreading peanut butter (PB). But they have been adding features that extend their offering beyond being a wiki-only product. One [...]
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I got to tip my hat to PBwiki, as they continue to impress me. PBwiki now offers a mobile experience for both the iPhone and BlackBerry (see press release). I’d like to step back with you to help you appreciate the value of this announcement. Wikis are an important and valuable tool for modern businesses. [...]
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