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Wikis enter the corporate consciousness
Wiki-based websites and other online resources that allow users to add and edit content collaboratively are no longer just for high-schoolers researching term papers. In addition to offering useful information, their collaborative nature makes them natural resources for geographically dispersed project teams, who can share information and collaborate easily in real time. Unlike content management systems, Wikis allow users to create new pages at will as well as links within the content. Several commercial applications available today help streamline the process and reduce the learning curve.
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