Enterprise Wiki and CMS (Content Management System) – What is it that differentiates these two. CMS is a traditional computer application used to create, edit, manage and publish content in an organized manner. Enterprise wikis are nothing but CMS in a collaborative way. While CMS requires a system admin to update contents; certified wikis provide all the users a free hand to create and edit contents.

Wikis emphasize on the ease of content creation. To begin, enterprises could use the existing CMS to create a wiki-like site. However a certified wiki provides ample features that make content creation easy and simple than ever before. One needs to carefully select from the various certified wikis available in the market today. Once successfully installed, wikis help in eschewing tedious workflows and saves on a lot of time wasted on exchanging contents and approvals within the enterprise. With wikis it's less of emails and more of work time.