Free whitepaper: Confluence vs. Sharepoint – as a General Purpose Intranet, for non-Software Development use
A Blended Perspectives legal client had an initial user base working in SharePoint Wiki 2010 and was experiencing significant challenges when contributing content. They were concerned that such challenges may inhibit further engagement on the site.
They concluded that the editor in SharePoint Wiki is not intuitive and especially experienced difficulties setting up a page hierarchy. They were concerned that the lack of user-friendliness would severely impact the the ability and willingness of their users to participate.
This paper compared Confluence 5.2 with Sharepoint 2010.
To illustrate: one team decides to define a bug only as a software problem; either confirmed or validated. A second team declares all “user initiated issues” as bugs, closed after analysis if the bugs actually turn out to be a different kind of problem (e.g. the user actually wanted the system to behave in a particular way).
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