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  • What kind of knowledge management tools do you use to distribute knowledge in your organization?

    Suraj Sangani
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    I am building a platform in this space and I am curious what kind of tools everyone is using and what issues you’re facing with those tools.

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    Pradeepa Somasundaram
    We use Document360. Document360 is a popular knowledge base and documentation platform that can effectively serve as an internal wiki within an organization. Here's how it can be used for knowledge management: Centralized Knowledge Repository: Document360 allows you to create a centralized repository for all your internal knowledge, including company policies, procedures, best practices, guidelines, and other important information. Easy Authoring and Collaboration: With its user-friendly interface and Markdown-based editing, Document360 makes it simple for team members to contribute to the internal wiki. Multiple users can collaborate and update content in real-time. Organization and Structure: Document360 enables you to organize knowledge into categories, folders, and sections, making it easy for employees to find and navigate information efficiently. Version Control and History: Document360 tracks changes and maintains version history, ensuring that you can revert to previous versions of documents if needed. Search and Discovery: The powerful search functionality in Document360 allows employees to quickly find the information they need, saving time and effort. Security and Access Control: Document360 provides role-based access control, ensuring that sensitive information is only accessible to authorized personnel. Integration with other Tools: Document360 offers integrations with various tools and platforms, streamlining workflows and making it easier to connect with existing systems. Custom Branding: You can customize the appearance of the internal wiki to match your organization's branding, creating a consistent and familiar experience for employees. By implementing Document360 as an internal wiki, organizations can significantly improve knowledge sharing and access, foster collaboration, and enhance overall productivity. Its features cater to the needs of modern teams, making it a valuable tool for knowledge management within an organization.