The popularity of enterprise wiki tools has increased in recent years, with businesses realizing the importance of knowledge management and its impact on employees.
And that’s the reason companies today are looking out for the best tools that can help them create an organization-wide online wiki that facilitates easy and centralized access to knowledge.
I was in a similar situation sometime back when I didn’t have an idea of which tool to use for managing knowledge. Although mine is a small-sized firm, I still needed to create a central online knowledge hub, to make information-gathering easy for my employees that are based out of different locations. Another challenge was to create a wiki in different languages so that employees don’t find it difficult to understand the content.
After a lot of research, I decided to give a shot at the enterprise wiki software offered by ProProfs, and to my relief, it made the work a lot easier.
The tool is -
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Simple to use
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Rich in features
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Integrates seamlessly with popular tools like Zendesk, Freshdesk, Salesforce Desk, Wufoo, and many others.
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Teams well with the G-suite - Google Analytics, Google Translate, and Google Fonts.
Its robust integrations combined with the powerful content authoring, management, publishing, and customization features, provided scores of benefits and made wiki-creation a breeze.
Its collaboration features that allow users to assign roles such as administrator, editor, viewer, and contributor, helped in -
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Enhancing collaboration among employees, and
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Creating a knowledge-sharing culture in my organization.
Well, I can talk endlessly on this, but a better idea would be that you go for its free trial version of 15 days to understand how it works, and how it can help you build a wiki.
Other tools that I think you can give a try -
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Bloomfire
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ComAround Knowledge
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Inkling Knowledge
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Tettra
You can even go through some listing websites to compare tools, look at their features and pricing before making the call.