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Re: BCS Upgrade - What tool/software to go with? Posted: 12 Jul 2012 04:42 PM PDT Hi Carl, I have been involved with three different internal wikis, and summed up my experiences in the following presentation. Hope it helps a bit, and I am happy to have a chat to you about it if you are interested. http://www.lgam.info/how-to-build-a-council-encyclopedia Forum category: General / General Forum thread: BCS Upgrade - What tool/software to go with? |
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BCS Upgrade - What tool/software to go with? Posted: 12 Jul 2012 04:11 PM PDT Hi all, I have just stumbled across this forum and think its a great idea that we share knowledge across councils. I'm about to undertake a review of our BCS tool. We currently use a excel spreadsheet that has lots of lines with different business rules and becomes confusing for staff and our customers (internal). I have done some research and am thinking one of the following: - Thesaurus (121) - Buy some software like this and integrate it with a website - Website - Using Robohelp or similar software - we currently use this in a few other departments however the software is quite old and as technology progresses I'm sure we will move on from it shortly. - Wiki - This is where I can see the project going, however haven't had much experience with wikis. We have just launched SharePoint 2010 and was thinking we could build it in that platform. Does anyone have an examples of internal or external wikis or BCS's they use/implemented? If anyone could comment, assist or add some of their experiences, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks. Carl Forum category: General / General Forum thread: BCS Upgrade - What tool/software to go with? |
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Posted: 16 Jul 2012 03:56 PM PDT Hi Wayne, Thank you for that link. I have had a look at the presentation before and thus how I found your site. From what I have seen you have lots of experience implementing wikis and lots more. Apart from the presentation do you have any documentation, business cases or live examples of a working BCS. In your experience was the SharePoint wiki meeting your needs? Did it have the functionality that you wanted? |