<p><p>The <strong><spanclass="brand"><spanclass="brandsec">]</span><spanclass="brandfirst">project-open</span><spanclass="brandsec">[</span></span></strong> Wiki module is a standard implementation of a Wiki engine. A "Wiki" is a kind of Content Management System (CMS) with very low barriers for users to create an edit contents. Features: <ul><li><strong>Seamless Integration With <span class="brand"><span class="brandsec">]</span><spanclass="brandfirst">project-open</span><spanclass="brandsec">[</span></span></strong>: Every major <strong><span class="brand"><span class="brandsec">]</span><spanclass="brandfirst">po</span><spanclass="brandsec">[</span></span></strong> business object (Project, Customer, User, ...) is mapped to a <strong><span class="brand"><span class="brandsec">]</span><spanclass="brandfirst">po</span><spanclass="brandsec">[</span></span></strong> Wiki page, allowing for seamless integration between structured and unstructured information of a business object. <li><strong> Flexible Permissions Architecture</strong>: Read, write and admin permissions can be assigned to all system user groups, including "The Public" (for use in public web sites) and "Registered Users" (any registered user), apart from the usual <strong><span class="brand"><span class="brandsec">]</span><spanclass="brandfirst">po</span><spanclass="brandsec">[</span></span></strong> user groups such as Employees, Project Mangers, ... <li><strong>Multiple Wikis per System</strong>: <strong><span class="brand"><span class="brandsec">]</span><spanclass="brandfirst">po</span><spanclass="brandsec">[</span></span></strong> supports more then one Wiki per <strong><span class="brand"><span class="brandsec">]</span><spanclass="brandfirst">po</span><spanclass="brandsec">[</span></span></strong> system with potentially different permissions settings. So a company may setup a public "Marketing Wiki", but may maintain a second "Employee Wiki" for internal purposes only.</ul><p>