Certified TWiki Virtual Appliance
TWiki provides customers with Scalable and hassle free deployment of enterprise software worldwide that instantly increases your productivity by allowing your users to organize systems and services the way that's most efficient to them instead of wasting time on expensive and time-consuming enterprise integration. Certified TWiki Virtual Appliance is an easy to install, pre-configured solution that enables you to literally introduce Web2.0 collaboration into your environment with minimal effort.
What are Virtual Appliances?
Virtual Appliances are pre-built software stacks, comprised of one or more Virtual Machines that are packaged, updated, maintained and managed as a unit. Customers can easily install and deploy these pre-integrated solution stacks. This speeds up time to value and eliminates the cost typically associated with installing configuring and maintaining complex software packages.Certified TWiki Virtual Appliance Features
- Reduce costs and complexity of installing and configuring software
- Easily deploy applications to get new software up and running quickly
- Reduce support costs because TWIKI.NET serves as a single point of contact for an integrated solution
- Ease of maintenance with web 2.0 server.
- Automated Installation & updates.
- 24/7 E-Mail & Phone support
- Certified plugins- they all work well together
- Default Certified TWiki Applications - including a Corporate Glossary
- TWikiConnect - Enterprise Social Networking feature to enhance enterprise collaboration
Sales
sales@twiki.net
1-650-641-8060
(extension 2)
sales@twiki.net
1-650-641-8060
(extension 2)
TWiki facts
- 60K plus installations
- Millions of users
- 130 plus countries
- 14 languages
- Hundreds of thousands of wiki pages per company
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| Price | Free | Starting at $12/user/month |
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How does it work?
There are a few steps to deploying Certified TWiki- Allocate an appropriate x86 server based on the number of users you expect to support on the platform (Contact TWiki Sales for additional guidance.) For smaller organizations, most any reasonably current PC will suffice.
- Once you have your hardware in place, install your operating system of choice. This is typically Windows or Linux. To see the list of OS's supported by Vmware; see: [[http://twiki.net/vmware20servers.html][List of supported OS's]
- Select the free Vmware product of choice (or ESX if you are a large enterprise) and install this on the host OS you installed in the previous step. Most small to mid-size organizations select Vmware Server 2.0. If your not already familiar with virtualization, there are many benefits of using this approach that will become apparent after you install the SW. One key advantage to virtulization is that it make relocating or backing up TWiki to a different server easy.
- Obtain your license key and download the Certified TWiki installation program. For Windows users this is an .exe file. For Linux users there is a .bin file. (For those of you who prefer to install w/o running the executable, we also have a .zip file with the image directory compressed available).
- Everything you need to run TWiki is contained within the installation package. There is no IIS or Apache configuration work to do, no questions about: Do I have the right libraries, etc. etc.? (We've done all the work for you!)
- Finally, start Vmware and point your web browser to the Certified TWiki Configuration Tool. Add a logo, point to a mail server, create a workspace of two, add some users to your site and start experiencing the power of TWiki based collaboration.
- NOTE: Detailed installation and configuration instructions are provided with each subscription, as is installation support (should it be required).
Certified TWiki Virtual Appliance Installation
After purchase, you can download Certified TWiki immediately, receive your authorization code, and within minutes, empower your organization with the worlds most widely used open source enterprise collaboration platform .Subscription
Certified TWiki Subscriptions entitles you to automatic updates, security notifications, email and phone support and more for a period of (1) year. Subscription pricing is based on the number of registered or authorized users of Certified TWiki, who have login access to any number of Certified TWiki servers located within your enterprise. For muli-year discounts or multi-server pricing, please contact TWiki Sales. Please see TWIKI.NET's Standard Subscription Agreement for additional details.Support
A description of our support offering that comes with Certified TWiki is located at: Certified TWiki SupportPurchase, Upgrades & Payments
For pricing on enterprise subscriptions, please contact us direct at 1-650-641-8060 or sales@twiki.netRenewals
Subscriptions are valid for one year. Prior to the end of each year you will receive a renewal notification. Should you choose to not renew, your subscription for updates and support will expire. However, you may continue to use your Certified TWiki server in accordance with the EULA.