Tomorrow: Wiki Wednesday Stuttgart
I got a nice note from Martin Koser after my post last week about travelling in Europe – Martin invited...
Stewart Mader
Will the wiki replace and make obsolete other tools?
I got asked this question during a presentation earlier this week. It’s a simple question with a complicated answer —...
Bill Ives writes about Wiki Best Practices for Enterprise 2.0
Over on the FastForward Blog, Bill Ives writes about some excellent ways to introduce wikis in organizations. He focuses on...
Fear of “looking stupid” or “doing something wrong” on the wiki
Here’s another one from my meetings this week: a couple of people asked me about how to contribute to a...
Are contributions on your wiki dominated by one group?
At one of my visits this week, I was asked about what to do when your wiki has got too...
A Londoner, A Frenchman, A German: Yes, I’m all three this week
The last one is technically true, as I’m part German by family heritage. But on to more serious things: I’m...
Building a new intranet at Janssen-Cilag using a wiki
Nathan Wallace of Janssen-Cilag has written an excellent case study on their wiki adoption, which Bill Ives picked up on...
Successful Wikis Need a Purpose and a Strong Core Group
In Wiki is the new FAQ Dennis Howlett looks at the Wall Street Journal’s coverage of wiki use at SAP...
Confluence & Domino at NYK: An Enterprise Wiki Adoption Story
Dennis Howlett recently wrote about how NYK Shipping & Megacarrier is using Confluence and Lotus Domino together to power their...
Why wikis should replace email for collaboration
The InfoWorld blog points to a recent survey showing that corporate email is becoming more expensive than ever. The survey,...
Wiki Adoption Part 4: Email Overload Killed the Businessperson
This is the fourth in a series on wiki adoption, based on my visits with organizations in the midst of...
Wiki Adoption Part 3: Banking on a wiki?
This is the third in a series on wiki adoption, based on my visits with organizations in the midst of...
Wiki Adoption Part 2: Be Firm, and Think Long Term
This is the second in a series on wiki adoption, based on my visits with organizations in the midst of...
Wiki Adoption Part 1: The Conversation is Key
Over the past several months I’ve been meeting with Atlassian’s customers who are using Confluence in a variety of industries...
Wikipatterns.com reaches a milestone
As of today, the Wikipatterns.com community has grown to 500 registered users! I was alerted to this last night when...