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Facilitating emergent and adaptive information structures in enterprise 2.0 platforms

Enterprise 2.0 platforms are increasingly being used as lightweight repositories that allow users to collaboratively manage information. However, due to the free-form nature of the content managed on these platforms (e.g., wiki pages), efficient information retrieval becomes challenging with a growing number of users. Hybrid Wikis empower business users to incrementally structure and classify content using attributes, types, and constraints. This way, users can access content like an object-oriented database. The novelty of Hybrid Wikis is shown by a comparison with 28 related research works and an analysis of nine prominent Enterprise 2.0 vendor solutions. We validate Hybrid Wikis by means of six case studies and a controlled laboratory experiment.