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Why a Wiki is more than a Wiki

We have for a long-time believed in a new vision for content, knowledge and document sharing that was more conducive to the way people work, similar to email. I get information when "I" need it, can quickly search and find the information I may not know, and as a thought-leader or Subject Matter Expert (SME), I can add valuable information quickly and easily for others to know.
With this concept in mind, we agree, a Wiki is more than a Wiki, it is a new way for people to deliver content in a quick and easily solution, with little support required from actual programming. It should be intuitive, be able to be updated by end-users and provide a means for secured environments when they are required.
So, when the latest article on Simon Leyland's blog about Time to call wiki's something else, we agree, but it really begs the question of how this next evolution of technology can really change the way people currently think about their portals, knowledge management, content management and document management solutions.
The questions this raise are:

• Can I implement a wiki and augment what I have today?
• Do I need to replace my existing portal, KM, CM or DM?
• I need a portal, KM, CM or DM, can a wiki provide this?
• Does this enhance delivery of information & communication beyond what I have today?

If your answer is "Yes" to one or more of these, then a solution like a wiki should be taken seriously and considered.

What is your IP ownership cost ? What are your IP risks ?
Where is the future value of your company / organization ?
The collaborative approach offered by a wisely driven Wiki project
is a critical step and a highly structuring process for any business.
Let us help you on this !

Our Global Wiki Services include:

Strategic Analysis / IP Asset Review / Writing Strategy
Writer Education / Administrative and Technical Education
Deployment Support / Operation Services / Support

All the information of my company lies in Paper notes, Blogs, Directories and Email Folders … and in the heads of some key personnel and consultants… How do I make sure not to loose this Intellectual Property (IP) when somebody leaves?

Can I have a master Index to all this information?

How do I get everybody to contribute easily to projects, without forcing them to enter multiple applications or databases?

Can all this be operational in less than 3 months for a very limited budget of 10K EUR?

My children use Facebook to share all types of information with their friends. Is there something like this for professional use?