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Tuesday, February 21, 2006

Wiki

How To Use Wikis For Business [or ministry?]

"Content management systems will always have their place in the publishing world, but they've never been the best tools for business collaboration. A simple open-source app called the wiki may soon rule the knowledge management roost. "

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[hat-tip, Superhua]

# posted by IndyChristian : 8:34 AM
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