However, with no price published on the website, I would guess that EKP is priced way beyond what my company could afford. Brain EKP has been on the market for years, long before the Web 2.0 revolution and it's probably exactly what we need. The irony of the situation is that TheBrain Technologies is one of the pioneers in the area of collaboration. This is far from an ideal solution as it provides no opportunity for other team members to contribute to the knowledgebase. The best I could do would be to create a knowledgebase in PB and export it to the Web. I would love to be able to create a company-wide knowledge base and project/team management system based on PB, but this is simply not possible. I run a small company with about half a dozen employees. Everything these days is about teams and collaboration.both internal collaboration with company employees and external collaboration with clients, vendors, etc. We live in a Web 2.0 world now and the days of standalone single-user information manager products are numbered.

However, in the area of collaboration, PB is sorely deficient and so far behind the times that I feel the product is in danger of becoming irrelevant. In the end, I've always come back to PB and I applaud the developers for the steady improvements they've made over the years. I have used PB for years and have tried virtually every other information manager application on the market. PersonalBrain 4.3 Experimental Release Archive

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