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Some new wiki adoption resources

I recently came across these nice resources for those of you involved in getting colleagues or other people to adopt a wiki tool:

• Managing wikis in Business; an interesting MBA thesis partly on interviews with A-list wiki consultants
• Wikipatterns.com; a wiki full of tips on how to increase wiki adoption
• some insight on how Nokia uses wiki’s
• this nice video of Atlassian’s Stuwart Mader presenting on wiki adoption:

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| posted Oct 11, 10:01 PM on Oct 11, 2007 | category: Wiki / Enterprise 2.0

1. Mate,

   Good list – you might also be interested in my presentation on Organisational Wiki Adoption from Web Directions South 2007 a few weeks ago!

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   — Mike Cannon-Brookes    Oct 14, 10:22 PM    #

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