8 Things You Can Do With an Enterprise Wiki
Covers topics like meeting agendas, employee handbooks, documentation and more.
Use case: wiki replaces email for sales force enablement
Short article on how IBM replaced newsletter-style E-Mails and their underlying amount of work with a wiki.
Tips of the Trade – Atlassian Confluence Docs 3.0
A compilation of links to external blog posts, videos and articles containing technical tips and instructions on setting up and using Confluence.
Integrating Wikipedia With a Local Intranet Wiki
A heated discussion on Slashdot about integrating/augmenting internal wikis with content from Wikipedia.
While all meetings have an officially scripted agenda, their tacit agenda is power. Meetings establish who is in charge. When someone calls a meeting, he or she is asserting authority over those who are called on to attend. Meetings are exclusive and closed. In most corporations, who gets invited to a meeting—and who does not—sends a signal about who’s “in the loop”. Meetings are a form of social grooming inside organizations. Meetings impose vertical authority. They establish status hierarchies. [...] When power is diffused and distributed more democratically, meetings are no longer necessary. But corporations are not democracies.
Matthew Fraser – Enterprise 2.0: Wiki While You Work