Wiki.
You need to have a Wikimaster and/or volunteers/power-users who can step in and refactor things, clean up threaded discussions into outlines, etc.
Best practices become static, organized documents, easy to index and cross-reference.
Many support file upload/download for a shared repository.
They're cheap, easy to self-host, (relatively, mostly) easy to migrate from one to another.
Mostly, they've got long-term staying power. No single vendor to pull the plug. (cite: http://wiki.c2.com/?WelcomeVisitors)
On Tue, May 29, 2018 at 12:23 PM, mbsoftwaresolutions@mbsoftwaresolutions.com wrote:
The Corporate gig has tasked me with looking into a way for several similar organizations to communicate and share with each other things are the related to the success of all of them; a collaborative sharing of ideas, best practices, information, etc. to help the (healthcare) product as a whole.
I have advised against a listserve as I don't feel that's friendly enough for sharing materials/files/stories. I'm believing a forum would be best.
Would appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks, --Mike
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