Collaboration How does the MS Wiki stack up against the competition? Published on 18 March 2009 - Revised on Right, I’ve already put up two prior posts on the wiki functionality that’s available on MOSS 2007 ( Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server 2007 ). Now while it’s a great thing that Microsoft have finally awoken to the wonder that is the wiki, an in-depth look at the functionality leaves one with the feeling that this could have been done a lot better. While it is true that MS Wiki does have a few of the basic features that we’ve come to expect of any wiki, the features it doesn’t have really makes you wonder if this isn’t a 1.0 version that’s been launched. Being a fan of mediawiki I’ve come to expect that all other wiki’s display the same high standards . However, basic things like a categories function seem to be missing from the MS Wiki package. Which means that grouping the “articles” you create becomes a logistics nightmare. Some of the features that they have managed to put in are the web based UI , an interlinking feature and of course version control. The biggest plus point ( from a corporate perspective ) is the ability to control access to various pages though all said and done i do think this wiki functionality needs a lot of work before it can be compared to standalone wiki products. Rate this article: No rating Print Arjun Thomas Arjun is a consultant with expertise in areas like Strategy and Operations within the field of Knowledge Management, Enterprise 2.0 and Social Media. He is an Architecture and Design Specialist with expertise in the area of Knowledge and Enterprise Portals and Web 2.0 tools and services. He has a background of implementing large scale Social Networking and other Web 2.0 tools that are now being used rather extensively to promote Knowledge Management within most organizations. Full biography Full biography Arjun is a consultant with expertise in areas like Strategy and Operations within the field of Knowledge Management, Enterprise 2.0 and Social Media. He is an Architecture and Design Specialist with expertise in the area of Knowledge and Enterprise Portals and Web 2.0 tools and services. He has a background of implementing large scale Social Networking and other Web 2.0 tools that are now being used rather extensively to promote Knowledge Management within most organizations. x Contact author Linked In
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