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by cmhjon

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I woud like to create a "knowledge base" for my company (less than 100 employees). Looking for an easy way to set something up. I don't have any programming experience so I am wondering what my options are. Thank you to anyone answering my question.

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by twhaight

If your company has an intranet, that should be the best place to host your knowledge base.
Is this knowledge base computer type problems, or is it a variety of subjects (company policies, etc.)
I would suggest organizating questions and answers in a database, such as SQL Server or Oracle, and setup a web based user interface, using some sort of technology such as Cold Fusion or Active Server pages. The interface page should allow users to search on questions, be able to view Frequently AskedQuestions (FAQs), and submit questions.

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