Hi all, We are currently using TWiki 4.x in our company as a company-wide web-based information and collaboration system. It's time for an upgrade, but in the meantime, we've gotten some feedback from upper management that they don't like the way certain things work (they don't like to use [i.e.,remember] markup, and the WYSIWYG editor doesn't always make the desired edits in the correct format; no "drag-and-drop" file attachments; etc.) We have an older version of Microsoft SharePoint (the free one that came with Windows 2003 Server) that is used as a management collaboration website, and I believe that is coloring their perception of TWiki... We don't really want to make the jump into SharePoint from not only a learning-curve perspective, but also a content-migration perspective... So, does anyone have any suggestions on another web-based collaboration system that we could take a look at? Commercial as well as Open-Source is fine, but cannot be very expensive (also, needs to have a free eval version available, as we don't want to buy before we try :)
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