In Bill Ives’ latest blog, he comments on the new research he found on the implementation and use of Wikis in a business enviornmnet. He believes that wikis will be most useful when the management is monitoring them. He also wonders if wikis will go on to change organizational behavior of the employees. What do you think?
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