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XWiki SAS is a French company created in 2004, whose founding members initiated the XWiki Open Source community. The company provides a range of professional services on top of XWiki, the next-generation wiki for better knowledge management and improved collaboration. The tool is suitable for organizations of all sizes that seek to allow their users to work better together. XWiki SAS joined Gartner's "Magic Quadrant for Social Software Solutions in the Workplace" in 2010 and has also received an award at the 2010 Demo Cup (Open World Forum). With over 500 customers (Amazon, Lenovo, HLS, CNFPT,...

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