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is UP System's MediaWiki-based platform that transforms scattered institutional knowledge into accessible, version-controlled documentation maintained collaboratively by authorized personnel. With Dunong, users create, edit, organize, and retrieve institutional records through collaborative wiki pages. | |||
== Core Capabilities== | |||
===Collaborative Editing=== | |||
Multiple users contribute to content with full revision tracking. Every change records who made it and when. | Multiple users contribute to content with full revision tracking. Every change records who made it and when. | ||
===Version Control=== | |||
Complete change history enables comparison between versions, rollback to previous states, and contributor attribution. | Complete change history enables comparison between versions, rollback to previous states, and contributor attribution. | ||
===Structured Organization=== | |||
Categories, namespaces, and templates ensure consistent formatting and logical navigation. | Categories, namespaces, and templates ensure consistent formatting and logical navigation. | ||
===Search and Retrieval=== | |||
Full-text search spans all content. Filter by namespace, category, and metadata. | Full-text search spans all content. Filter by namespace, category, and metadata. | ||
===Access Management=== | |||
Role-based permissions control who sees and edits what, based on organizational hierarchy. | Role-based permissions control who sees and edits what, based on organizational hierarchy. | ||
===Multimedia Support=== | |||
Embed documents, images, diagrams, and media to enrich documentation. | Embed documents, images, diagrams, and media to enrich documentation. | ||
== What Makes Dunong Different== | |||
Traditional file storage dies when people stop updating it. Dunong lives—content evolves through collective maintenance. Email and chat fade; Dunong persists. Databases lock knowledge away; Dunong opens it while maintaining quality through transparent revisions. | Traditional file storage dies when people stop updating it. Dunong lives—content evolves through collective maintenance. Email and chat fade; Dunong persists. Databases lock knowledge away; Dunong opens it while maintaining quality through transparent revisions. | ||
==Use Cases== | |||
* Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Repository | |||
* Meeting Minutes and Resolution Tracker | |||
* Project Documentation and Knowledge Transfer | |||
* Policy and Memorandum Repository | |||
* Onboarding and Training Resource Center | |||
Latest revision as of 14:27, 13 December 2025
Dunong
is UP System's MediaWiki-based platform that transforms scattered institutional knowledge into accessible, version-controlled documentation maintained collaboratively by authorized personnel. With Dunong, users create, edit, organize, and retrieve institutional records through collaborative wiki pages.
Core Capabilities
Collaborative Editing
Multiple users contribute to content with full revision tracking. Every change records who made it and when.
Version Control
Complete change history enables comparison between versions, rollback to previous states, and contributor attribution.
Structured Organization
Categories, namespaces, and templates ensure consistent formatting and logical navigation.
Search and Retrieval
Full-text search spans all content. Filter by namespace, category, and metadata.
Access Management
Role-based permissions control who sees and edits what, based on organizational hierarchy.
Multimedia Support
Embed documents, images, diagrams, and media to enrich documentation.
What Makes Dunong Different
Traditional file storage dies when people stop updating it. Dunong lives—content evolves through collective maintenance. Email and chat fade; Dunong persists. Databases lock knowledge away; Dunong opens it while maintaining quality through transparent revisions.
Use Cases
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) Repository
- Meeting Minutes and Resolution Tracker
- Project Documentation and Knowledge Transfer
- Policy and Memorandum Repository
- Onboarding and Training Resource Center