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Back in 2014, the EasyVista team was looking for a tool to make internal communication easier and help reduce silos. Here's how XWiki helped them with a bi-lingual Knowledge Base solution.
Choosing the right collaborative CMS for you and your team is no easy task ― research and take your time with it. Here are a few criteria to consider before making a decision.
At XWiki, we embrace Open Source not only through the product we work on but also through the tools we use to do it. Here's our A to Z list of Open Source tools we use, like and recommend.
Done with the competition and ready to work with us? XWiki's architects can help you migrate and organize your Confluence content in an XWiki instance. Here's a guide on how you can do it yourself.
The Wiki Culture is the means through which you can empower every individual and team to be informed, while also creating and organizing information. Find out how it can benefit your business and how to best implement it.
Put together a simple intranet for your team in less than one hour, with no coding skills, so you can start collaborating remotely right away.
Because they are the backbone of any business, knowing how to keep your customers happy is what can the difference between a rising star and an average company.
Maintaining and constantly improving communication with your customers is the key to building long term relationships and achieving great customer satisfaction.
Improving the tools that help deliver the best possible services should be mandatory for each remote team's internal roadmap. Here are some best practices we use at XWiki that produce immediate results.
As more professionals are switching to remote work during this period, we have put together a list of free resources to make it easier. We are committed to helping everyone with reliable collaboration software open to everyone.
Being part of an Open Source company is a bit of a unique experience, even more so if you're not familiar with the concept (which I wasn't, at all). But there are a few things I've learned after being part of such a working environment for a while now.
Continuous learning is critical for every successful company, but it’s OK not to have everything figured out. With a growth mindset and the right tools in place, we can all learn from mistakes and iterate on successful initiatives.