Enterprise hub
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Enterprise wikis are meant to be used in a corporate (or organizational) context with a focus on enhancing internal knowledge sharing and a greater emphasis on features like access control, integration with other software, and document management.
To see how others organizations use MediaWiki, see MediaWiki testimonials and MediaWiki case studies.
If you want to collaborate with other third-party MediaWiki users, the MediaWiki Stakeholders' Group (MWStake) is a MediaWiki user group consisting of MediaWiki developers, system administrators, users, consultants, and hosting providers. Also, please consider joining the mediawiki-enterprise mailing list.
For other third-party uses of MediaWiki, please see Sysadmin hub.
Professional Help
[edit]- Online resources for finding professional MediaWiki help
- Professional individual developers and companies offering MediaWiki-related services
- Software bundles and MediaWiki distributions for the enterprise
Comparisons
[edit]- Wiki Works: Enterprise MediaWiki vs. SharePoint
- Richard Heigl: BlueSpice MediaWiki vs. Confluence – the wiki alternatives, BlueSpice Blog, 17th and 18th of May 2017.
- Semantic MediaWiki vs Wikibase vs Cargo by Professional.Wiki, updated 2021
See also
[edit]- Glossary entry defining the use of the term enterprise wiki on the MediaWiki wiki
- List of enterprise wiki software at Wikipedia
- A definition of enterprise software at Wikipedia
- Best practices for using MediaWiki - a shared (and ongoing) understanding of how to use MediaWiki
- MediaWiki Enterprise Mailing List
- MediaWiki Stakeholders' Group
- Wikimedia Enterprise, an API suite designed for commercial users