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🧠 Knowledge management vs. content management: Which one do you actually need?

We’ll help you figure out whether you need knowledge management, content management, or a powerful mix of the 2 to streamline workflows and make information work for you, not against you.

Check out our knowledge vs. content management comparison article: xwiki.com/en/Blog/knowledge-ma

Why did @lenovo choose XWiki for their knowledge base?

🔍 Transparency & trust—they wanted an open-source solution where they could see exactly what’s happening under the hood.

📖 Coming from a wiki-based environment, they needed a flexible and scalable tool for collaboration.

XWiki gave them the customization and control they were looking for.

Read their success story here: xwiki.com/en/company/reference

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@paninid

I used to use tiddly wiki before the browsers "fixed" the save function.

Tried Obsidian briefly

Now I use a combination of Libre Office draw, which affords me an information dense diagrams, which apparently how my headware likes it and dead tree notebooks (I run 4 concurrent ones)

📚 The Art of Not Reading: Intellectual Discipline in the Age of Information Overload 📚

In my latest article I explore the intellectual discipline of selective reading—why indiscriminate consumption dilutes critical thinking, and how curating our intellectual intake leads to deeper comprehension and independent thought.

#SelectiveReading #InformationOverload #CriticalThinking #DeepWork #IntellectualDiscipline #KnowledgeManagement #LifelongLearning #ProductivityTips

robert.winter.ink/the-art-of-n

Dr Robert N. Winter · The Art of Not Reading
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Content Management Analyst Job with the (non-profit) MasterCard Foundation

They're looking for "Knowledge Management, Information Management, and/or Library Science with expertise in taxonomy, records management, and information management processes."

job-boards.greenhouse.io/maste

job-boards.greenhouse.ioAnalyst, Content ManagementCanada

A wiki should be scalable, secure, and reliable - but maintaining it takes work.

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🔹 Get expert help from the team behind XWiki
🔹 Optimize security, backups & recovery
🔹 Keep your wiki fast, up-to-date & tailored to your needs

Your knowledge deserves a solid foundation.

🔗 Learn more: xwiki.com/en/offerings/service

Starting a project often means juggling scattered emails, shared drives, and endless message threads. Keeping track of key information can be a challenge.

With XWiki’s Templates Application, your team can:
✔️ Create structured project spaces for key info
✔️ Standardize workflows to improve collaboration
✔️ Eliminate repetitive setup

Learn how templates can streamline your work: xwiki.com/en/Blog/how-to-creat

AI is becoming a key part of knowledge management, but who controls the models?

At @osxp_paris @ldubost & @michitux explored:
🔹 The strengths & limitations of open-source LLMs
🔹 How AI enhances search, summarization & automation
🔹 Best practices for prompt engineering in RAG

Open-source AI offers transparency & control - but is it enough?

🎥 Watch the full session: youtube.com/watch?v=lxhCbvck2P

How do you organize your tech notes? I'm thinking almost of going with one single document, with a TOC, and just adding notes within that. CTRL-F is pretty effective at finding keywords

I was thinking about using Obsidian - I already have some notes in there and I like markdown - but search within it seems a little bit limited.

I need effective search for things like - finding old bash scripts, syntax for assorted Kali tools, network configuration, lists of frameworks and standards, etc etc - the stuff that you kind of know about but forget the detail when you don't use it for months at a time.