MAANA vs XWiki SAS comparison

Maana Knowledge Platform is a knowledge-centric technology that helps solve complex operational challenges of large enterprises. It turns human expertise and data into digital knowledge for employees to make better and faster decisions. The core of the Maana Knowledge Platform is the patented Maana Knowledge Graph. Unlike traditional “semantic” systems, this graph separates the structure of data from the content itself. This separation provides a fluidity of modeling, allowing data from any source and of any format to be seamlessly integrated, modeled, searched, analyzed, operationalized and re-purposed.

XWiki is a powerful Open Source knowledge management platform that helps businesses save time and budget while enhancing collaboration on both team and organizational levels. It allows users across different departments to stay on the same page by accessing critical information in a fast and efficient way. Email overload, the loss of important knowledge when key employees leave are long forgotten and silos are reduced. With XWiki, vital information is only a click away, training and operations costs are reduced and data loss is prevented through regular backups. 

XWiki is developed thinking of extensibility, adaptability, and flexibility. It comes with over 750 apps and extensions and allows for endless customization. Moreover, App Within Minutes allows even non-technical users to create their own extensions to address specific needs with custom solutions and continue collaborating efficiently. Because every business is different, XWiki is available both on-premise and Cloud, and, since there is no vendor lock-in, switching between the two is possible at any time.