ThoughtFarmer is a wiki-styled tool designed for the work place. It brings along a social networking structure giving employees the ability not just to author projects in an open and easy to use platform, but also the ability to chat, upload photos, and create PDFs, integrate RSS feeds and make announcements.
As with other wiki based software, ThoughtFarmer allows collaborative editing (which is logged and attributed), inline tagging and access management. The UI is designed to be intuitive and user-friendly. ThoughtFarmer is designed for corporate intranets with at least 100 users. There’s a one-time flat fee based on number of users per site. Additional supports and maintenance fees apply (Call for more details).
ThoughtFarmer.com In Their Own Words
“ThoughtFarmer is a knowledge sharing solution for the new enterprise. It’s used as:
• a standalone intranet or extranet
• a collaboration hub
• the knowledge-sharing component of an existing intranet
ThoughtFarmer embraces the good things wikis have brought us: an open, easy, democratic authoring environment with no barriers to content creation. ThoughtFarmer then adds structure and social networking to that wiki core.”
Why ThoughtFarmer.com It Might Be A Killer
ThoughtFarmer is designed for usability. It’s got a friendly, easy to navigate interface, which allows for facilitated document authoring and collaboration. The feature set covers a pretty wide range.
Some Questions About ThoughtFarmer.com
How much does it actually cost? Is it worth the price? With plenty of other choices out there, what really separates, ThoughtFarmer from the rest? 
