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Monday, April 11, 2005
JotSpot releases intranet blogging application
JotSpot, which sells an enterprise wiki application, has added a blogging utility to its product line. According to a press release, the blogging application features all the usual blogging capabilities—permalinks, trackbacks. comments, categories, etc.—but is designed to integrate tightly with the company’s wiki software.
“For example, a wiki page with notes from a meeting could be easily added to a blog post—giving the workgroup the immediacy of a blog with the permanence and archival ability of a wiki.”
The blogging software accommodates single- or multiple-user blogs with various permission levels (for example, read-only blogs).
The introduction of the utility reflects growing interest in using blogs and wikis as knowledge tools inside organizations, according to Graham Spencer, JotSpot CTO and co-founder.
“The reality is that companies are increasingly using a combination of wikis and blogs to capture important corporate data, so tighter integration of these two technologies is to be expected.”