A google search for "open source enterprise wiki" returns Twiki and Socialtext. I also stumbled upon TeamPage. I poked around with Socialtext and I like that is a hosted solution (less admin and maintenance for us). Has anyone used any of these offerings or does anyone have any other suggestions?
How do you do in-company documentation (enterprise wiki)?
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#4The company I'm working with at the moment is using Confluence, which is reasonable. I'd much rather be using MediaWiki or Trac though.
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#5We've implemented plain old MediaWiki in our division. It serves as a document and guidance distribution point to the wider corporate public, as well as an scratch pad for internal procedures and process. Due to the general lack of fine-grained access control and segmentation, we stood up two instances: one for the "public" site without authentication for read-only access (and mediawiki accounts for division members…
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#6EDIT: just wanted to add I've also used Trac http://trac.edgewall.org/
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#9What's most important in an enterprise wiki is the search feature, so be prepared to use a 3rd party tool for search.
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