Spotlight On Fastspring
    
    
  
    Tuesday, November 8, 2011  
    
    FastSpring offers their customers with an innovative e-commerce engine designed to overcome the cast array of ease of use, customer service, and cost issues that have plagued software e-commerce companies 
  
    
      Spotlight On: MetaCalculus
    
    
  
    Monday, October 17, 2011  
    
    MetaCalculus is a small software company that makes highly advanced math software for use in higher education, research and the industrial sciences. 
  
    
      Spotlight On: Perfect Form Physiotherapy
    
    
  
    Thursday, June 30, 2011  
    
    Proof that wiki-based intranets aren't just for high tech companies, Perfect Form Physiotherapy has integrated EditMe into the key roles of strategy, knowledge sharing and operational management of their growing business. 
  
    
      Spotlight On: LootWorks
    
    
  
    Friday, September 10, 2010  
    
    LootWorks, Inc. is a new company focused on building online social games based on the popular fantasy books series - Swords. In this week's Spotlight, Mike Kelley, CEO of LootWorks, shares his thoughts on why he uses EditMe and how to make it better. 
  
    
      Featured Site: Hellogramming
    
    
  
    Wednesday, February 3, 2010  
    
    Here's a great example of a customer who jumped in and did some nice customization of their EditMe design to match an existing site. 
  
    
      EditMe Helps Users Float Helium’s New Take on Publishing
    
    
  
    Monday, January 25, 2010  
    
    Helium.com, the next-generation publishing service, uses EditMe to host, manage and gather input on their online help documentation. Read how EditMe helps Helium educate their users and speed up their help content publishing process. 
  
    
      Featured Site: Blue Hills Sports & Spine Rehabilitation
    
    
  
    Thursday, January 7, 2010  
    
    EditMe worked with a hand-picked team of web professionals to integrate professionally crafted design and content into EditMe's easy to use content management platform. 
  
    
      Featured Site: Christian Green - Plant Trees in the Holy Land
    
    
  
    Tuesday, December 29, 2009  
    
    Instead of guessing at appropriate gifts or giving cash, honor your loved ones with a gift of renewable resources that will live for generations 
  
    
      HIR Uses Wikis to Collaborate with Clients
    
    
  
    Wednesday, October 7, 2009  
    
    HIR's EditMe wikis share information publicly between government agencies and privately between its management consultants and clients. 
  
    
      EditMe's Wiki Solution Powers RiskMetric's Help Portal
    
    
  
    Tuesday, September 29, 2009  
    
    RiskMetrics Group looked to EditMe for managing documentation and help content for its proxy voting system. 
  
    
      Featured Site: Global Academic Innovation Wiki
    
    
  
    Friday, August 14, 2009  
    
    Richard Litman of Litman Law has created a new wiki for The Global Academic Innovation Network (GAIN), an international technology transfer group. 
  
    
      AmazonFail Prompts the Creation of a Site that Doesn’t Discriminate
    
    
  
    Monday, August 10, 2009  
    
    After the infamous AmazonFail, when the popular online bookseller was accused of denying GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender) books access to its promotional systems, Mel Keegan was prompted to take a closer look at the way GLBT books were categorized and subjugated all over the web. 
  
    
      AmazonFail Prompts the Creation of a new online community
    
    
  
    Friday, August 7, 2009  
    
    After the infamous AmazonFail, Mel Keegan built a vibrant community for GLBT books using EditMe. 
  
    
      Buzzworthy Sites - July 2009
    
    
  
    Thursday, July 9, 2009  
    
    A quick review of three EditMe sites that are getting a lot of buzz right now. 
  
    
      EditMe Case Study: Insuropedia - An Insurance Resource Wiki 
    
    
  
    Wednesday, May 27, 2009  
    
    The aim of Insuropedia is to clarify the written word, minimise the disparity between intention & interpretation and encourage uniformity in Insurance 
  
    
      Does PBworks Work?
    
    
  
    Thursday, April 30, 2009  
    
    Earlier this week PBwiki changed its name to PBworks. Changing the name of a company with the kind of mind share PBwiki holds is significant. I?m sure there was a lot of hand-wringing over there about this decision. The move is clearly to establish more credibility in the corporate arena, where the term ?wiki? is soiled with connotations of insecurity and communism. This change happens at the same time that the company launched a Legal edition with special intranet features aimed at legal firms. You can see a business model emerging where PBworks will be the intranet software vendor of choice for their targeted markets and their software will move further and further from what is commonly considered a wiki. Framed that way, the new name makes sense. 
  
    
      AboutUs - A Wiki Content Business Model
    
    
  
    Friday, April 10, 2009  
    
    AboutUs.org has a wiki page to each domain on the Internet that hosts a web site. Ward Cunningham is on the team and several big Wikipedians on staff. 
  
    
      Boston Needs a Calagator
    
    
  
    Monday, March 23, 2009  
    
    While at Recent Changes Camp 2009, I came across a mention of Calagator, a unified calendar for the technology community of Portland, OR. 
  
    
      New Amazon EC2 Pricing - Discount Calculation
    
    
  
    Friday, March 13, 2009  
    
    Amazon has lowered their EC2 instance pricing with an annual commitment. The deal is you pay a fixed price up front for 1 or 3 years. For that, Amazon significantly lowers the cost per instance hour (you still only pay for the hours you use) and guarantees that an instance of the type you reserved will be available whenever you need it during your 1 or 3 year period. This is great for customers that run full time servers on EC2 or want to know that their 50 backup instances will be there in a pinch when they need them and are willing to pay for that assurance. 
  
    
      San Francisco Post Chronicle
    
    
  
    Wednesday, March 11, 2009  
    
    Newspapers around the country are closing their doors, stopping paper printing, in bankruptcy or some combination of these in the face of online competition and dwindling advertising revenue due to the economic downturn. Some writers for the Huffington Post have started a wiki called the San Francisco Post Chronicle to crowdsource ideas for reinventing the news organization for the digital age. 
  
    
      LOLCat Bible Translation Project
    
    
  
    Monday, February 23, 2009 
  
    
      EditMe Professional Services Make InShapeReviews.com a Reality
    
    
  
    Monday, February 23, 2009  
    
    A new case study released today highlights a recent professional service project: InShapeReviews.com. The site provides a home for user-generated reviews of fitness-related products and services. EditMe's embedded development platform was used to create a set of structured page templates that include modules such as Google Map integration, Ads/widget inclusion, structured profile data based on category, and of course, user reviews. 
  
    
      A Flock of Twitter Wikis
    
    
  
    Wednesday, February 11, 2009  
    
    Given the fleeting nature of Twitter content, wikis are being used like glue to help collect and collaborate on the constantly shifting mass of data. 
  
    
      Featured Site: JAKESONLINE Wiki / Technology in Education
    
    
  
    Monday, December 15, 2008  
    
    David Jakes is a professional speaker and blogger specializing in school-based technology, particularly focusing on teachers and administrators working in a Web 2.0 environment. Jakes uses an EditMe site to share the excellent presentation resources used in his keynote speeches and workshops. 
  
    
      WikiValue.com Finds a Programmer-Friendly Wiki in EditMe
    
    
  
    Tuesday, November 18, 2008  
    
    A new case study highlights WikiValue.com, "a place to ask the world for an appraisal on almost anything." 
  
    
      Fred & Friends: A Global Business Partner Portal in One Day
    
    
  
    Wednesday, July 30, 2008  
    
    Our latest case study features funky product developer Fred & Friends. They are using EditMe as an extranet for their international distributors. 
  
    
      Multiple Business Wiki Sites from One Easy Login Page
    
    
  
    Thursday, June 19, 2008  
    
    Harris Stratex Networks to created a "master" EditMe wiki that linked wikis for different products, and use the same database of user names and IDs. 
  
    
      Featured Site: Learning Wiki
    
    
  
    Monday, June 9, 2008 
  
    
      Bay State Banner
    
    
  
    Thursday, May 29, 2008  
    
    The Bay State Banner is a weekly paper with a new online presence with issue management, an editor's blog, event calendar, and interactive features. 
  
    
      In The News: Human Services Council in Jacksonville Florida
    
    
  
    Friday, May 9, 2008  
    
    The Human Services Council website for Jacksonville, Florida was recently featured in a The Florida Times-Union story. 
  
    
      Customized Wiki for Free Nursing Home Reports
    
    
  
    Wednesday, April 9, 2008  
    
    Our latest case study highlights a customer that embarked on a significant custom development project with EditMe. 
  
    
       Featured Site: Seeds of Compassion Wiki
    
    
  
    Monday, April 7, 2008  
    
    The Seeds of Compassion conference being held this week in Seattle is using EditMe to host a wiki for the event participants. 
  
    
      Testimonials & Case Studies
    
    
  
    Wednesday, March 26, 2008  
    
    See the full list of case studies available on this site.