Description
Looking for a way to increase team collaboration, manage your company’s knowledge? Do you need a way to manage projects with customers or suppliers outside your company firewall? Would you like your customers to provide feedback on the information you publish? Then a wiki might be just what you are looking for.
Perhaps you have already decided that you should use a wiki, but are not sure how to go about it. Maybe you have a wiki but would like to encourage more people to use it. Or you would just like to learn more about the practical applications for this fast growing technology.
Then this is the book for you.
WIKI: Grow Your Own for Fun and Profit introduces the concept of wikis and shows why they are becoming the must-have communications and collaboration technology for businesses of any size.
The book includes several case studies highlighting the ways that various companies are using wikis to solve differing business and communications issues, and the resulting benefits in terms of both efficiency and customer satisfaction.
About the Author
Alan Porter has 20 plus years experience in corporate communications, marketing, and content development in both the UK and the USA. Alan is a catalyst for change with a strong track record in developing new ideas, embracing emerging technologies, and introducing operational improvements. He has been involved in the development and adoption of various industry standards, and is a regular speaker at industry conferences, blogger and Twitter addict, who is happy to talk communications to anyone who will listen. He is also a published author with several books, comics and numerous magazine articles to his name.
Editorial Reviews
“This is going to be an indispensable book for people who want to get a wiki going.”
— Sarah Maddox, ffeathers.wordpress.com
“Wiki-master Alan Porter has provided you with everything you’ll need to know to determine if a wiki might help you solve your content problems and, perhaps more importantly, whether a wiki will be a good fit for your organization.”
(From the Foreword)
— Scott Abel, The Content Wrangler
“Alan’s book is a welcome addition to the promotion of wikis and wiki culture.”
— Tom Johnson, I’d Rather Be Writing
“does a great job of introducing this most powerful collaboration and knowledge management tool, wikis.”
— Pancho Castano, Elsmar Cove Forum
“Alan, I’m pleased to say, has not been seduced by the software, but has set the use of a wiki within a very usable framework. He’s spot on when it comes to the benefits a wiki can offer and the implementation approach to take.”
— Ellis Pratt, Cherryleaf Blog
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