Use cases
Whatever the sector, your work depends on knowledge that's structured, governed, and trustworthy.
Enterprise knowledge
Policies and processes sprawl across tools until no one can tell which copy is current or who owns it. In NeoWiki, a policy's text sits beside its owner, status and review date, which your teams set in forms. You can list what is overdue or unowned, and your AI can read the same records.
Cultural heritage · GLAM
Galleries, libraries, archives and museums need collection data that travels in shared standards. NeoWiki, an open-source MediaWiki extension, lets curators work in forms built from your own schemas and publishes each record as linked open data in those standards. Its cultural-heritage work is shaped by ECHOLOT, an EU Horizon Europe research consortium.
Government · Public sector
Public bodies keep the reference data everyone else builds on: place names, classifications, subject headings, registers of institutions. It is fed by many hands, curated by few, and expected to be authoritative. NeoWiki makes it governed structured data: validated at entry, attributed per change, published as linked data, and hosted where your rules require.
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