N8iveIT

Application Systems Analyst II

Cindy

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For you? or for a group of people? &nbsp;<br />
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If for you, use One Note. Great for personal databases of information of various makeups and not table oriented.
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For you? or for a group of people?  

If for you, use One Note. Great for personal databases of information of various makeups and not table oriented.

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Really depends on who is the target user... <br />
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You or Internal, you might get away with OneNote or Evernote (which is what I use). Even creating a shared folder in the email server might be enough<br />
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If it needs to be more formal (ie for external access) or cross-linked, you'd need to provide some more info on the intended use to limit the possible choices.
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Really depends on who is the target user...

You or Internal, you might get away with OneNote or Evernote (which is what I use). Even creating a shared folder in the email server might be enough

If it needs to be more formal (ie for external access) or cross-linked, you'd need to provide some more info on the intended use to limit the possible choices.

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I have the task of building a knowledge base of information from email conversations that relate to specific topics. Where should I start to start building it? &nbsp;Thanks.
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I have the task of building a knowledge base of information from email conversations that relate to specific topics. Where should I start to start building it?  Thanks.

Process of Building A Knowledge Database

Databases are organized collections of data, most commonly accessed through management systems including schemas, tables, queries and processes that allow users to enter and manipulate the information or utilize it in other fashions, such as with web applications or for reporting purposes.