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Semantic Organization Release status: betaCategory:Beta status extensions
Implementation	Parser function Category:Parser function extensions
Description	Extension for Semantic MediaWikis to support self-organization.
Author(s)	Tobias Haider (thaitalk)
Latest version	1.0.1 (2024-06-21)
MediaWiki	1.39Category:Extensions with manual MediaWiki version
PHP	7.4+
Database changes	No
License	GNU General Public License 3.0 or later
Download	Download release GitHub: project page git repository URL [help ] commit history Note: No localisation updates are provided by translatewiki.net . Category:Extensions in GitHub version control
Example	semorg.kollabor.at
Hooks used smwInitProperties Category:SmwInitProperties extensions BeforeInitialize Category:BeforeInitialize extensions ParserFirstCallInit Category:ParserFirstCallInit extensions BeforePageDisplay Category:BeforePageDisplay extensions

The Semantic Organization extension for semantic wikis supports self-organization. It relies on the Semantic MediaWiki and Page Forms extensions and provides configurable templates for use cases like:

• Membership administration
• Personnel administration
• Salary changes
• Vacation schedule
• Invoices
• Departments
• Project overview
• Todos
• Commitees/Working groups
• Meetings (Groups/Projects/Departments)
  • Agenda planning
  • Minutes
• Roles
  • Tasks
• GDPR
• Knowledge database
• Processes

Installation

For dependencies and full installation instructions visit semorg.kollabor.at.

Configuration

Most of the configuration is done via system messages. See documentation at semorg.kollabor.at.

Project history

The beta version of this extension has been developed from 2017-19 as part of the INREGO project of Otelo eGen (Austria) and was supported by the Austrian Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs.