

Key to Organization growth is effective Knowledge management.
Ensuring free flow of ideas inside the company and building good rapport with partners, clients is essential for any enterprise to move
to the next level. A core competent knowledge can reside anywhere in your organization and Zoho Wiki can be a channel to tap in this power.
Creating content gets as simple as using the WYSIWYG Editor inside Zoho Wiki.
The ideas, the project discussions, the minutes of meeting, the requirements document, market analysis, etc
can be easily converted into Zoho Wiki pages. Knowledge base can be built with the contribution from all types of users.
Zoho Wiki lets you insert presentations and videos, attach important project documents etc, to make the content more meaningful.
Once the information is shared through wiki pages, qualified users can collaborate, leave comment on the pages and modify the content.
Notifications on any change will alert everybody involved.
Example: A Manager who wishes to start a new initiative creates a space and holds discussions with the team to get their feedback. The team can now share their ideas, brainstorm, post their comments on the new proposal. Based on this he can consolidate and start designing for his new initiative.
Files related to your projects, teams can be stored as a File Cabinet in Zoho Wiki. Version History is automatically created for each document. You can open Office files like Word documents, Spreadsheet and Presentations in the browser itself instead of downloading it to the desktop. Also, you can create new Office file from within the browser.
With Zoho Wiki, it becomes easy to create a collaborative environment for developers and technical writers, thereby ensuring product accuracy in the help manuals. See how, Zoho Wiki can be used as a Help Authoring Tool
Product FAQs, Troubleshooting tips can be presented in Zoho Wiki. The users can even leave comments on whether the
solutions and answers were effective in their scenario.
Few of our teams in Zoho hosted their product help documents in Zoho Wiki which became a collaborative platform for users to quickly post online comments / critics, appreciations and share their views about each Zoho service.