Had an (long) meeting at work today about a bunch of stuff. Some highs, but mostly lows. What was funny was the topic of wikis came up for use to build a collaborative web site. Only thing is, the IT people in the meeting didn’t have a clue on what a wiki is or how it worked. Yet, since it was recommended as a possible solution set, everyone’s sold that the magical “wiki” will fix things. In all fairness, I think a wiki for work does have its place.
I guess I found it very disheartening to hear the IT decision makers say “what’s a wiki?”
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