I've been very impressed with the flexibility, interface, and integration of Notion as a tool to form knowledge bases, especially for small-medium enterprises. It is essentially a collaboration tool where you can create collective documents, information, integrate with other systems and keep everyone up-to-date. Now with AI capabilities, Notion offers a feature rich platform to start or grow your knowledge base. It will be useful for teams and growing departments, or even just as a stop-gap to pull information together ready to build out into another system.

Check out https://www.notion.so/product/wikis to learn more about the knowledge base capabilities.

Check out https://www.notion.so/teams to see how Notion helps teams collaborate.

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I started using Nuclino before Notion. I like how crisp and clean the interface is. By comparison, Nuclino seems less technical than Notion making it easy to create just the pages and structure you need. I loved the graph view to see my content represented in a diagram, however unlike Obsidian, the graph view in Nuclino shows fewer interconnections between content. I'd recommend Nuclino for clear, easy interfaces that can help you quickly get content published and shared with your team.

Check out Nuclino at https://www.nuclino.com/

This handy comparison will help you decide if Nuclino or Notion is best for you https://www.nuclino.com/solutions/nuclino-vs-notion

Obsidian is more of a personal tool to capture your knowledge. It has a technical feel to it, and the functionality helps you see patterns and additional context within your content via the graph view. I'd recommend this for individuals trying to get a handle on what they know or if conducting research for example.

Learn more at https://obsidian.md/

I celebrate the day I discovered Asana. It is mainly for task management and project management, however I love the ability to capture insights on tasks, discuss with team members in the chat for each task, and link things up. One of the best ways to help knowledge management seed and succeed in your company is to integrate it into the flow of work. Asana, and project management tools like it, are cost effective ways to add some KM into your project work. It is a tool that can scale with your growing business too.

Learn more at https://asana.com/product

See a comparison between Notion and Asana at https://www.notion.so/compare-against/comparison-notion-vs-asana

Method Grid is a hugely impressive product that will suit medium-sized enterprises. It fully integrates knowledge management within the flow of work, enabling you to capture evidence, insights, and know-how at every step of the project. It's AI capabilities to help you create a playbook for your project fasttrack the process of kickstarting your knowledge base. This system grows and scales with your business and your projects.

In their own words: "AI-empowered knowledge and project management platform. Build trust and confidence in the way you deliver your projects and services, through improved knowledge capture, assured delivery, continuous improvement and team collaboration".

Learn more at https://methodgrid.com/features/

Howspace is a digital facilitation platform with AI capabilities. It is my go-to choice when facilitating workshops as you can provide content, stimulate engagement, and use the AI to help you analyse results. I mention it as a potential platform for knowledge capture since it supports synchronous and asynchronous collaboration, contains a range of functionality to present content, and can provide extra insight through the AI features. Howspace offers a free trial.

Learn more at https://howspace.com/

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