Other knowledge bases and wikis tend to rely on a tree-like hierarchy and setting access permissions with a top-to-bottom approach. In Emvi permissions are set on per article basis, so they can have company-wide reach and still be edited by a small team only. We think this scales better with growing organizations, because silos are removed by default.
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Other knowledge bases and wikis tend to rely on a tree-like hierarchy and setting access permissions with a top-to-bottom approach. In Emvi permissions are set on per article basis, so they can have company-wide reach and still be edited by a small team only. We think this scales better with growing organizations, because silos are removed by default.
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