In order to try to capture and share their existing and evolving knowledge base, I am considering setting up a wiki which I've never done before. Does anyone have any suggestions to share on getting started and getting people to use it?
Any tips, tricks, or traps?
Thanks in advance.
Richard Pike [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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System Administrator and Software Engineer with broad experience in
developing, securing, deploying, and maintaining computer information
systems including Java/J2EE-based, n-tier distributed applications and
Oracle databases.
Adaptable, life-long learner who combines diverse expertise in scientific
programming, release management, database development and administration,
UNIX and Windows platforms, and web server/application server development
to solve problems, deliver high-quality products, and improve the
development environment and processes.
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