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Ruth ParlinWiki software has been around since 1995, but a rather recent variant is something being called "enterprise wiki software" (InfoWorld proclaimed 2004 to be the "Year of the enterprise wiki"). Heightened interest comes in response to the increasing number
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paul reidContrary to their reputation, Wikis are content management systems that can be managed.
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C hange Monitoring
As one might expect, one layer of defense is to simply monitor changes that have been made to the wiki. This makes the most sense for wikis that reside exclusively within the firewall.
In addition to monitoring changes, you will want to be able to do something about fixing unwanted changes, like rolling them back to a previous version. In short, the "change monitoring" approach requires two basic features - the ability to monitor recent changes, plus some kind of version control.
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Lambert Heller"Wikis are content management systems that can be managed. They simply take a different approach to content management by choosing to emphasize speed and flexibility rather than strict controls."
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adrian woodWhat's the difference between a wiki and a CMS? Are wiki tools enterprise-ready? Can they pass muster before your CIO? Consultant Mark Choate takes a stab at some answers...
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Are Halland"What's the difference between a wiki and a CMS? Are wiki tools enterprise-ready?"
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