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here's a round-up of what some of the leading industry prognosticators are saying about what they think is in store for everyone's favorite pervasive global network next year.

"SharePoint Next": Call, Raise Or Fold

Communities & Social Networks: Think "Adoption", Not "Deployment"

Social Platforms: Managing The Gap

There are many reasons why our clients choose open source. Some clients are initially attracted to open source by the idea that they may be able to lower their total cost of ownership by shifting a portion of their license dollars to services and saving the rest. While that is a consideration, it’s not the whole story. In addition to lower cost, there are at least three other major factors that make assembling solutions from open source components an attractive option for our clients: Open source solutions are often a better fit. Open source solutions are often standards-based. Open source solutions are more transparent.

Enterprise wikis allow for information to be organized in spaces (individual wikis that are part of the enterprise wiki) based on project, department, team, etc., and access to those spaces can be granted to specific users.

Enterprise wikis are typically not open to the public or partially open, i.e. some spaces are open but others are not.

Enterprise wikis are designed to allow user account, group, and access information to be provisioned from authentication and authorization systems