Market overview for open source knowledge management systems in the magazine “IT Administrator”
28. November 2023
The current issue of the magazine “IT Administrator” marks the start of the three-part series on the market overview of the best open source knowledge management systems.
“What is the accounting department’s telephone number? Which department is responsible for the customer Richradt? Finding the answers to these questions costs valuable working time. And when employees leave the company or change positions, they usually take valuable knowledge with them. […]
It is therefore hardly surprising that the term ‘wiki’ has become almost synonymous with knowledge databases. Nowadays, employees can find relevant knowledge about the company and individual projects there. That’s why you often hear the advice in the coffee kitchen: ‘Look it up in the wiki’.” (Magazine “IT Administrator”, 12 2023, translated from German)
Get an overview of the currently available open source knowledge management systems with the help of this article. Compare BlueSpice with other systems and decide for yourself which is best suited for your purposes.
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