HyperWeek (Elium)
Focused on developing a social platform for enterprises.
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Elium, formerly known as Knowledge Plaza, operates as a Software as a Service (SaaS) provider specializing in enterprise knowledge sharing. The company was founded in 2009 and is headquartered in Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium, with additional offices in Geneva, Switzerland. In a significant milestone, Elium acquired the Swiss social publishing company HyperWeek in September 2013, which was founded by Raphael Briner. The parent company is identified as Whatever SA.
The firm provides a centralized knowledge hub designed to help teams and departments capture, create, organize, and distribute critical information that might otherwise be lost in shared drives or chat applications. Elium's business model is based on subscriptions to its platform, targeting companies of all sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises, across the globe. The platform is designed for a hybrid work environment, offering accessibility on both desktop and mobile, and includes features for offline access.
Elium's platform offers a robust set of features to facilitate knowledge management. These include tools for quick web bookmarking, document sharing, content creation with templates, and multimedia sharing. To enhance collaboration, it provides an activity feed, user directories, social feedback mechanisms, real-time notifications, and instant messaging. The platform supports integrations with major workplace tools like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, and Salesforce. A key aspect of the service is its AI-powered capabilities, such as an "AI Knowledge Assistant" that helps maintain the relevance and accuracy of the knowledge base and an "Answer AI" for instant query responses. Security is a priority, with enterprise-grade features, ISO 27001 certification, European hosting, and GDPR compliance.
Keywords: knowledge sharing, enterprise collaboration, knowledge management, SaaS, collective intelligence, information management, document management, social bookmarking, internal communication, hybrid work, AI knowledge assistant, Whatever SA, Knowledge Plaza, Raphael Briner, content creation, team collaboration, central knowledge hub