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Knowledge management isn't a buzzword you should avoid, our team definitely got better because of it (granted, we're a small company). Redmine wiki features ar

• BWStearns 12y ago
  I have no issue with Knowledge Management the practice. I have seen instances where the phrase itself became a barrier to what was actually intended because it funneled thinking into a narrow band of software that specifically labeled itself as such. I have no such fears within my current organization but I feel that anything that has become/might be a buzzword should be met with suspicion (the phrase not the concept) so as to avoid the day where we really can't accurately describe what we mean by it anymore and we realize we're talking about nothing. </rant> Redmine actually looks pretty cool. Sadly I need to try to push for something more user friendly. Anything I add needs to be usable for non-tech folks who hate learning new tools or else my day will vanish into tech support. I'm playing with Confluence right now and it seems promising, but I would really like to find a self-hosted open source alternative where we had the option of adding features/customizing. Anyone have opinions on confluence or comparable apps/services?