07-31-2006, 08:23 AM
Quote:Now wikis are being used to create everything from college reunions to tax law repositories. They've been adopted by everyone from techies at Microsoft to family law attorneys in Michigan to eBay enthusiasts from Atlanta...
O'Kelly estimates that 30 percent of companies with 100 or more employees use wikis. Many wikis are adopted by just a handful of geeks who want to communicate about a project without swamping each other in a tide of gratuitous e-mail, instead combining their thoughts in one shared Web-based document...
Companies like JotSpot have created wikis that mimic popular desktop computer applications like spreadsheets, calendars and filing cabinets. "What's nice about a wiki is that it's a central repository of information that people can have access to and that people can change," said JotSpot Chief Executive Joe Kraus...
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