Knowledge management systems - is there something new?

Question

Knowledge base

By the nature of my activity, I receive a lot of letters (email) with instructions, explanations, links, explanations, answers to requests, etc. In addition, there is also information obtained from websites (blogs).
The abundance of all this information lying around is discouraging and something needs to be done to organize this chaos on the shelves (topics, tags, sources, etc.).
I tried many different things: Evernote (and its clones along with similar programs), TheBrain (and similar brain maps), but all this is far from perfect (and from my Wishlist).
We need a program that allows you to store all this information in one place, and at the same time be simple, have an advanced search, the ability to tag information.
Is there anything else besides the programs I mentioned and their clones? Is there anything new on this topic?
What do you use to organize knowledge?
Thank you.

Answer 1

I use CintaNotes
, it has a lot of advantages, but the most important thing is that text is added from any program with one hotkey.
Here, for example, I liked the post in the toaster, I wanted to save it - I select the desired text, and I press control + f12, and the text has already been added to the knowledge base and a small pop-up window has opened, where I pressed the down arrow, going to the tags field, and already prescribing tags. if necessary, one more press of the down arrow and I add a comment to the note. I press control + enter, and continue to read the toaster.
Cinta can also sync (or backup) with the SimpleNote online database (its authors are the same team as WordPress), and it has a mobile client.
Therefore, the wife of control + f12 on the computer, and writes "potato, carrot, loaf, kefir", control + enter. And I already have a list of what to buy in my mobile at the grocery store.
Well, something like this.
There are also tabs (you can separate notes between different activities)

Answer 2

Somehow I collected links to various note books: wiki, todo and just tree-like collections of documents. There are both online and offline with synchronization and backups. Free and paid. Most likely, wiki engines will suit you.
Is there a todo manager with kanban boards and task lists?
https://zapier.com/blog/best-todo-list-apps/
https://lifehacker.ru/servisy-dlya-produktivnosti/
www.giuspen.com/cherrytree
https://github.com/FourthByteLabs/giganotes -desktop
https://github.com/dvorka/mindforger
https://simplenote.com/
https://www.tagspaces.org/
https://www.qownnotes.org/
https://fromscratch.rocks/
https ://laverna.cc/
https://boostnote.io/
https://evernote.com/intl/ru/
https://products.office.com/onenote
https://joplin.cozic.net/
https://agenda.com/
https://lifehacker.ru/2016/06/14/hero-panel/
https:/ /lifehacker.ru/2017/01/30/mindful/
https://sunsama.com/
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/jibjpmgd...
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki /TiddlyWiki
https://basecamp.com/features
https://www.gettoby.com/product
https://bookmarkos.com/pricing
https://github.com/getgrav/grav
https://www.wunderlist. com/ru/ https:
//raindrop.io/

Answer 3

What do you use to organize knowledge?

brain
And for organizing information there is googleDocs, I tried other software. Not convenient. And most importantly, dox is everywhere at hand. Bookmark managers in browsers are generally gloomy, clumsier than the dead built-in ones. All sorts of notebooks - also went through a bunch. All the same, I return to what is more convenient in dox.
lukoie mentioned CintaNotes, I didn't use it, but according to his descriptions, archi can be convenient for bookmarks

Answer 4

If I understand you correctly, Confluence is usually used for these purposes.

Answer 5

https://www.essentialpim.com/
if you google what PIM is, there are others, the same Outlook

Answer 6

I’ll add on my own that I’ve been looking in the direction of the Mars Notebook for more than a year, but the combination of time and effort to make a leap towards its use has not yet worked out.
By the way, then for a long time it was free for Russian-speaking users + there was a forum in Russian (if this is important to someone).

Answer 7

Try Notion

Answer 8

Try MyTetra: https://webhamster.ru/site/page/index/articles/pro...