Make this use case easier, or just parts of it; for all critical IT infrastructure that isn't core to my business:<p>I'm looking for a wiki program to run. I want to force people to login before they can read any of the wiki (it's for internal use). It also needs to support LDAP.<p>Currently, I load up Wikipedia and find their table (<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_software" rel="nofollow">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_wiki_software</a>). I can then take that table and import it directly into a Google Spreadsheet, which lets me do better filtering. Hopefully the table on Wikipedia has the fields for the comparison I want. If not, I have to go and fill out the list myself (and then add it to Wikipedia). I then spend the next few days playing around with the short list until I'm satisfied with my choice; then implement.<p>Thats all well and good. But I'm not the IT department! Okay, as a startup, I am,  but it isn't core to my business. And I feel like it has got to be a solved problem. How about for inventory tracking? A trouble ticket system? Etc.<p>This shouldn't be that difficult.<p>Asking people what they use certainly helps, but they may or may not have the same requirements.<p>As an app, a better way to use tables on Wikipedia would be great (especially when things are split across multiple tables as the list of wiki software is).<p>(I'm not affiliated, but while writing up my use case, I came across this: <a href="http://www.wikimatrix.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.wikimatrix.org</a> )