21 Days of Wiki Adoption

21 Days of Wiki Adoption

21 Days of Wiki Adoption Your competitors are using wikis. Your customers are using wikis. So are other employees in your organization. You need to use wikis too. It’s where your future is. And I’ll show you how.

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Episodes:

Introducing 21 Days of Wiki Adoption
Day 1: Grassroots is Best
Day 2: Wiki vs. Email
Day 3: Your Wiki Isn’t Necessarily Wikipedia
Day 4: Run a Pilot
Day 5: Hold a BarnRaising
Day 6: Don’t Rush It
Day 7: Better Meetings
Day 8: Meeting Agenda
Day 9: Meeting Minutes
Day 10: Action Items
Day 11: Project Management
Day 12: Documentation
Day 13: Wiki vs. Content Management System
Day 14: Is data safe in a wiki?
Day 15: Request Procedure & Retention Policy
Day 16: Afraid to Share?
Day 17: How open or closed should your wiki be?
Day 18: WikiCharter - community ‘house rules’
Day 19: Be Firm
Day 20: Incentives & Recognition
Day 21: Science Fair

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Kris Olsen said: "I do a lot of client work (very non-technical audience) and I generally try to use a wiki on any project I am doing. One trick I've learned is to not "sell it, promote it, or ask permission" in using a wiki - I just do it 'under the radar'. Once I have enough relevant" on Creating Mozart: Enterprise Wikis at Chevron Richmond
Darek said: "Great story, looking forward to the second part. In my organization wikis were launched in a totally bottom-up approach: here is the technology, and use it if you want. The Gen-Y started to adopt it, and it drove some of the more senior folks to take a look into this as well, as they saw" on Creating Mozart: Enterprise Wikis at Chevron Richmond
Daniel J. Pritchett said: "Congrats Stewart! Can you help me find other wiki-friendly RSS feeds to slurp into my reader?" on Interview with me on the Front Page of Campus Technology
Lisa Dyer said: "Congratulations, Stewart! Great move - hope you generate a lot of happy customers:) - lisa" on “Grow Your Wiki” Grows into Specialist Consultancy
Marc said: "FYI, you can add blog feeds, it's lovingly hidden on the "blog" tab at the bottom of the page as the "Suggest a Source" button." on New BusinessWeek Site: “Digg” for Professionals?