We have a small but exciting new addition to the web site, and I want to call your attention to it. If you haven't visited our Customer Stories page recently, well, it's time you did. We have a new customer case study from a US-based, publicly traded global brokerage and financial markets technology company that has been a SamePage customer since 2007.  And our marketing team recently worked with this customer to get a closer look at why they initially chose to implement a wiki and what SamePage has helped them to achieve.

It's not often that we get to see inside the customer decision-making process or to hear about their wiki successes. And many satisfied customers can't go on the record about their success with our wiki. So, in this case, we settled for an anonymous case study. Because when we heard what they had to say, we felt it was so important and valuable that we needed to share it with others.

The company’s manager of global development infrastructure proclaims that many people use the wiki every day and it is “extremely key to almost all of our development projects. We use it for collaboration on a daily basis.”

“We have lots of separate projects,” the manager added. “So we need what we think of as separate wikis. We have about 145 project wikis – not all of them are active, but they are so easy to create. SamePage really understood that need and offers great separation of projects. In our development process, project ‘owners’ set up wikis for individual projects or products.”

Read the rest: SamePage Financial-Technology Customer Case Study