Are there companies that are using wiki technology internally and finding real value?
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Yes, mine is working fine, with some problems in long distances, but it is working fine in short distances.
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everything is on wikipedia... google wikipedia if its not a dotcom
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research work in companies
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I am a business librarian and I checked several business databases and did not see this company listed.\n\nTherefore, it is highly unlikely that this is a valid, legal business or company.
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Frank--top 10 because of your answers such as "War". Please put some thought into yours. Anyway, not to digress---not sure how early-stage you are looking for, but check out AKAM (Akamai Technologies) for a more established, early-stage tech company. If you are looking for something outrageouly risky but has unbelievable potential, look at NEOM (NeoMedia Technologies)--interesting stuff. Check out the links I will place as sources. I especially like the PaperClick technology link.
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You can install MediaWiki, the open source wiki engine that runs Wikipedia, on SourceForge. See the "Running MediaWiki on Sourceforge.net" help page at http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Running_MediaWiki_on_Sourceforge.net for full details.\n\nTiki-wiki can also be installed on SourceForge. See the aMSN wiki at http://amsn.sourceforge.net/wiki/tiki-index.php for example.\n\nAn alternative to installing your own wiki is to add your project to the shared Open Source Software wiki at http://oss.wikicities.com
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This is not as easy as you think.\nOnly trusted companies have a chance to get some work.\nWell, you can build good web portal and invite some good companies from UK and USA for testimonials.\nOr Use power of advertising, very easy but initial investment is little bit higher. Through emails and newsletter, let them know what is your company up to and future plan, \nAuthorize your web service from BBB and GeoTrust or EquiFax Global.
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I believe their website would know. Look it up and stop being lazy. it's usually under corporate information on websites
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I have not worked with any of these companies, but they came up at the top when I searched at Google for "international SEO" which tells me they know what they are talking about (I find it funny for SEO companies proclaiming SEO expertise and they're nowhere to be found in the search engines )\n\nhttp://www.connors.com/international/\nhttp://www.zunch.com/international_seo.cfm\nhttp://www.topdesignfirms.com/d.6.0.html\nhttp://www.mcanerin.com/
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Wikipedia is simply an online user-based encyclopedia.  I am not sure if the entires are reviewed for quality or truthfulness, but it is a very useful website for research.
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Knowledge Process Outsourcing\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knowledge_process_outsourcing
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How is what? It is based in Washington State and there is some sort of offline search engine thing. I heard a radio interview with the owner of the company. It sounds weird to me, I don't think it will be successful but who knows.
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Thanks for asking! I am a business librarian, and I get asked this question quite often.\n\nBusiness Week magazine actually publishes a list of mthe top 1200 companies in the world each year.\n\nClick here to see 2005's top 1200 companies: \n\nhttp://www.businessweek.com/pdfs/2005/0552_global.pdf
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MONSTER.COM I think has examples.
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Yes what you say is absolutely true. The fact however is that many people who use are relatively newcomers and are pretty naive about the intricacies involved. It takes time for them to learn and navigate themselves in this vast ocean of stuff for them to search including the Wiki. Yep I agree most of the questions could simply be got at the click of the mouse button using the search engines. I hope more people start searching for info by themselves and those who do not get the needed info could post questions for the community to try and answer.
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Here you go.  \n\nThis site is full of opportunies that have been carefully researched to be honest, legitimate companies that really pay.\n\nEnjoy!
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Here's another source: http://www.techweb.com/encyclopedia/