Personal knowledge management tools work for individuals, but wikis are better for teams. A wiki is a collaborative encyclopedia where people document what they know about organizational topics, making knowledge searchable and shared instead of locked in one person's notes.
Next up we have Personal Knowledge Management, or pkm. In other words, how do you remember and find the information that flows through your life in some organized way? PKM is solving that on a personal level. And when you're thinking about building processes and systems, you're really just doing the same thing, but on an institutional or team level. Speaking of expanding personal knowledge management to a team, Wiki is our next term. Wiki is like having an encyclopedia that a bunch of people can access and read and edit. If you're familiar with Wikipedia, Wiki in the operation sense is having your own little Wikipedia articles inside your team for topics that matter to your organization.
