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Creating a knowledge base

Author:

Emma Cass

Date:

Monday, 13th Feb 2006 13:35

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I have been given the task of sorting through a colleague's collection of paper documents and re-organising it so that it is easily accessible by the rest of the team. I can probably make a stab at doing this but I am sure that there is some sort of idiot's guide out there. Does anyone have any idea?
I would also be grateful if anyone could advise me on whether there is any simple to use open source software for storing the index to the documents. The subject area is information industry/publishing.

Many thanks
Emma

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•	Creating a knowledge base
	I have been given the task of sorting through a colleague's collection of paper documents and re-organising it so that ...

Emma Cass

13/02/06 13:35

37259

•	Re: Creating a knowledge base
	Hi, Whilst I work for a supplier of knowledge-base creation software (this isn't a sales pitch!). I've helped many organisations ...

Alan Matthews

17/02/06 09:37

37426

•	Re: Creating a knowledge base
	You could try this CiteULike http://www.citeulike.org/ CiteULike is a free service to help academics to share, store, and organise the ...

Jan

16/02/06 10:16

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•	Re: Creating a knowledge base
	Try using www.1and1.co.uk. You can run a website for £4.99/month, set the site up through your browser using pre-designed templates ...

Phil Caisley

14/02/06 20:32

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•	Re: Creating a knowledge base
	Dear Emma, I would recommend that you set up an Intranet (or Extranet if external people should access that information as ...

S.W.Schilke

14/02/06 08:55

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