SMW+ is a semantic enterprise wiki that lets you create and share knowledge with your team.
Unique semantic technology lets you tag such data such as important dates, sales figures and customers in wiki documents or even include data from third party applications such as CRM or BI systems. You and your teammates can reuse this data as statistics or as automatically updated lists in other documents.
The Halo extension is an extension to Semantic MediaWiki (SMW). It is being developed as a part of project halo in order to facilitate the use of semantic wikis for a large community of users. The main focus of the developments is to create tools that increase the ease of use of Semantic MediaWiki features and make the immediate benefits of semantically enhanced content known. The Halo extension and other related extensions are both available as standalone packages or as a packaged bundle that goes by the name, SMW+. These packages are already ready for use.
Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) is a free extension of MediaWiki – the wiki-system powering Wikipedia – that helps to search, organise, tag, browse, evaluate, and share the wiki's content. While traditional wikis contain only texts which computers can neither understand nor evaluate, SMW adds semantic annotations that bring the power of the Semantic Web to the wiki.
Semantic Forms is an extension to MediaWiki that allows users to add and edit data using forms. It is heavily tied in with the Semantic MediaWiki extension, and is meant to be used for structured data that has semantic markup. Having Semantic MediaWiki installed is a precondition for the Semantic Forms extension; the code will not fully work without it.
Very simply, Semantic Forms allows you to have forms for adding and editing data on your wiki, without any programming. Forms can be created and edited not just by administrators, but by users themselves.
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