Audience
Organizations interested in an enterprise version of MediaWiki
About BlueSpice
Find everything immediately. Update knowledge faster: BlueSpice is the enterprise distribution of the famous Wikipedia software MediaWiki. Working with BlueSpice is as simple and uncomplicated as you would expect from wikis and meet the most demanding requirements. Add user-friendly extensions to MediaWiki and make your administrators’ lives easier. An appealing design is included! BlueSpice free is the gratis version for an entry-level solution for businesses. It provides a functional added value for wiki admins and users. BlueSpice pro is a business-critical solution with comprehensive functionalities, a growing number of available extensions and long-term support, updates and patches are also included. Our company was founded to make the technology and concepts of Wikipedia usable for companies. Since 2007 we have been developing the knowledge management platform BlueSpice based on the open source software MediaWiki.
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Starting Price:
$215 per month
Free Version:
Free Version available.
Free Trial:
Free Trial available.
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BlueSpice
Founded: 2007
Germany
bluespice.com
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Knowledge Management
Collaboration
Content Management
Discussion Boards
Full Text Search
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Cataloging / Categorization
Decision Tree
Knowledge Base Management
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