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eXo Platform is an open-source digital workplace solutions for growing teams and enterprises, featuring: ✅ Internal Communications ✅ Team Collaboration ✅ Knowledge Management ✅ Productivity and Employee Recognition use cases. eXo stands out by: 👍 its fluid and integrated employe experience, on desktop and mobile 👍 the platform’s ease of use 👍 innovative employee engagement features. eXo Platform is developed on open-source technology and supports open...

A Knowledge Base and document management system (DMS). With strong user management, security, and file indexing for search.

Ajax-JS-JQuery based Document Management system with full version control, Preview files, lock/unlock files, User Management with User authority module, Check-in/Check-out, Add multiple comments, doc search capability by Keywords/meta Tags/file names/etc, Barcode Generator. The system also provides easy to create and access folder hierarchy to classify files and folders. System is built on JAVA based technology. The system has performed well in production on, - JCR 2.0 - JAVA 7 -...

DocOM is an open source web application created for document management. DocOM is written in PHP to allow document deploy with viewing permissions. For every document the administrator can define users, or group of users, that can reading or download it. Administrator can also send message to users, and setup a knowledge base system with categories.

Web-based documentation application, generic enough to document just about anything

DAU is a set of easy to use utilites for Dokuwiki administration. They help to see and analyse the whole structure graph of a wiki, manage users and groups, find unneeded uploaded media. For more information please visit http://dau.sourceforge.net/

Fire.now is a Firefox plugin that automatically adds your documents to the WhereIsNow latest version discovery service. Everytime you upload a document somewhere, Fire.now integrates the WhereIsNow keys into the file and add it's url to WhereIsNow.

A wiki implemented in JavaScript and able to run without any kind of webserver, but just on your local machine.