Documentation - what do you use?

Kinet1cKinet1c Member Posts: 604 ■■■■□□□□□□
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I'd be interested in hearing what you and/or your company use for documentation. We're currently using a mash up of mediawiki and word documents but would like to consolidate it to something that is useful.
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  • ehndeehnde Member Posts: 1,103
    While I'd prefer to recommend some form of open source software, Microsoft Sharepoint is a very good choice. It's very easy to use. Even non-technical people can easily add content.

    The downsides are going to be cost and the need for a Sharepoint admin. Budget is important and can really change the responses you get.
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  • YFZbluYFZblu Member Posts: 1,462 ■■■■■■■■□□
    A well-managed mediawiki is extremely useful - our SOC uses it and it works great for us
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  • xenodamusxenodamus Member Posts: 758
    We use a product called "Policy and Procedure Manual". It's web based and pretty easy to use.
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  • darkerosxxdarkerosxx Banned Posts: 1,343
    Some type of mediawiki variation is going to be the easiest and least expensive option.
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