Knowledge Management solutions

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Doovde

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173 posts

245 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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Hi all,
I've got a project to source a KnowledgeBase\Knowledge Management solution for a project I'm working on.
Outline Requirements are:
  • Browser based UI
  • Able to support foreign 'blob' objects in article content e.g. PDF,DOC,JPG etc
  • Can be provisioned as a hosted solution
  • Granular security model as solution requires a distributed security environment
  • Provides portal like views
  • Has 'skinnable' UI
Thanks
Any recommendations or ones to avoid are welcomed

agent006

12,051 posts

266 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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Sounds like a wiki to me. We use MediaWiki and it does all you've listed above.

bga

8,134 posts

253 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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agent006 said:
Sounds like a wiki to me. We use MediaWiki and it does all you've listed above.
What's MediaWiki like to set up? I'm playing with TikiWiki at the moment & to be honest am not really getting on with it.

agent006

12,051 posts

266 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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not sure to be honest, it's been set up by our web developer. He's not had huge trouble with it but i think one would struggle with little html etc knowledge.

MiniMac

7,645 posts

205 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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I tried TikiWiki, didn't do it for me.
MediaWiki is the one used on Wikipedia.

bga

8,134 posts

253 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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MiniMac said:
I tried TikiWiki, didn't do it for me.
MediaWiki is the one used on Wikipedia.
I had looked at MediaWiki but after reading the blurb it seemed overkill for something that didn't need to scale over multiple servers etc. Think I'll give it a go this evening.

bga

8,134 posts

253 months

Sunday 30th September 2007
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agent006 said:
not sure to be honest, it's been set up by our web developer. He's not had huge trouble with it but i think one would struggle with little html etc knowledge.
HTML & tech knowledge isn't a problem. Think I'll check it out.