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Last Update: May 10, 2007 | 12:34
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Originating Author: David Vellante

Wikibon Reaches 300 Storage Research Notes


Community generates more advisory notes than large research firms combined

The Wikibon community has produced more than 300 Professional Alerts, How-to Notes and legitimate content pages on storage and storage-related topics. Wikibon launched in January of 2007 and since that timeframe, a non-scientific search of leading research and advisory firm Web sites indicates the Wikibon community has produced more adoption-oriented content for users of technology than the top three research firms combined.

This is just one example of the power of community in action where an open source self-authoring platform like Wikibon can catalyze action and generate tremendous amounts of valuable content. There are a number of ways community members contribute content on Wikibon, including:

  1. Improving/editing existing work
  2. Writing Professional Alerts-- shorter best-practice pieces on technology adoption
  3. Writing How-to Notes-- more in-depth adoption-oriented blueprints
  4. Producing derivative works from existing content.

Thanks to everyone who contributed content or edited existing works. Keep up the good work. Bon!

About Wikibon Wikibon is a worldwide community of practitioners, consultants, and researchers dedicated to improving the adoption of technology and business systems through an open source sharing of free advisory knowledge. Community members span the globe with a wide range of subject matter knowledge in IT and business. Wikibon is unique in that anyone in the community can edit the research and the results are both free of charge and open to be used in any commercial or non-commercial manner.


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