A recent study showed that 57% of companies still use wikis to manage their content and knowledge. 10 years ago, wikis might be considered the best technology in town as it provides a way for employees to collaborate on documentation. But in today's fast-changing economy, wiki simply cannot keep up with the needs for managing your team knowledge and a more advanced solution is required.
Continue ReadingA company Wiki is a knowledge sharing tool used by corporations to improve employee engagement. In today’s high-tech age, wikis can be a useful platform for collaboration over long distances and serve the purpose of a repository for documents shared within the teams.
Continue ReadingKnowledge Transfer is both a theoretical and practical method of sharing information, ideas, and abilities across different areas of a business for maximum efficiency. While it can be about preparing for a key employee’s imminent departure, it’s also about creating a workable plan for sharing knowledge today, to develop a more informed and collaborative workforce.
Continue ReadingSince the world is transitioning to remote collaboration, effective knowledge-sharing is more critical than ever before. Colleagues, managers, and CEOs should all be able to exchange information with the greatest ease to streamline organizational operations and maintain the best possible services and products. Yet, too many companies lack the tools and behaviors to facilitate such a work environment. With this guide, you will gain a practical understanding of the significance of knowledge sharing for your organization and the best steps for its implementation.
Continue ReadingNow imagine, if every employee in your organization was connected through an AI-powered all-in-one knowledge management system. This is where we come in. AllAnswered is a unique concept that boosts the skillset of your employees through knowledge sharing, Q&A’s, periodic revision, and productivity management. It is a knowledge base software that aims to equip your employees with tacit as well as explicit knowledge.
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