The Scoop: Secret Wiki Buisiness Podcast
Atlassian founder, Mike Cannon-Brookes talks with Mark Jones in The Scoop: secret wiki buisiness. Also joining in on the conversation are Philip Sim of Media Connect and Foad Fadajhi, BRW’s technology editor. Hear their views and learn more about the rise of wiki and collaboration software within enterprises. Specifically on the podcast, you’ll hear Mike […]
Confluence 2.5.5 Released
Just a quick note to let you know Confluence 2.5.5 was just released. We recommend all our customers upgrade to this latest version as it resolves two security bugs. Where to next? Customers, view the release notes and upgrade now. Interested in learning more about the wiki? Visit our website, where you can download a […]
Atlassian User Group in Zurich
If you happen to be in the Zürich area on 19 September, join in the fun! Atlassian Partner, beecom software solutions, is hosting a free Atlassian User Group event in Zürich then. The day-long event will concentrate on Confluence and how the wiki is used for project management and knowledge management. View the detailed agenda […]
Bamboo 1.2 Built!
Today we announced the latest version of Bamboo, our continuous integration (CI) server. Bamboo 1.2 offers over a dozen new features, improvements and bug fixes. One of these features, enterprise permissions, allows users to set security (plan permissions and global permissions) on individual build plans, as well as on an entire Bamboo system. Bamboo 1.2 […]
Jira 3.10 Released with Editable Worklogs
Jira 3.10 was just released and it offers over a dozen new features and bug fixes, including editable worklogs. As one of the most voted-for features by Jira customers, editable worklogs let users edit and delete worklogs with the issue’s ‘Time Spent’ and ‘Remaining Estimate’ being adjusted appropriately in both cases. Other new features for […]
Parleys.com Streams Video on Confluence Wiki
45,000 people in 3 1/2 months have visited Parleys. Are you one of them? If not, you’re missing out — Parleys is a website that streams video, allowing visitors to watch and vote on various informational, technical talks. Built on Confluence(!), Parleys is a really cool and innovative way to use and customise the wiki. […]
New Case Study: JavaPolis Site Runs on Confluence Wiki
Last year’s JavaPolis site had 92,000 unique visitors and 20,000 registered website users. Even better — JavaPolis.com is actually Confluence re-designed and, every year, a new JavaPolis site with a new look is developed. Stephan Janssen, the mastermind behind this annual Java conference and the website itself, shares insight into both in this JavaPolis/Confluence case […]
Atlassian User Group Conference in Stanford, CA on Thursday (June 28th)
This Thursday we’re having an official Atlassian User Group conference and you’re invited! If you’re in the San Francisco Bay Area, come and join in on the fun. Along with a set agenda, which promises interesting sessions from Atlassian customers, there will also be plenty of time to meet and chat with colleagues and Atlassian […]
Enterprise 2.0: Monkeys or Memes?
Word on the street is that Jeffrey and Stewart’s Enterprise 2.0 presentation today was well-attended and well-received. Here’s one writeup that goes into specifics, and it starts out like this: Jeffrey Walker and Stewart Mader of Atlassian spoke next on “Collective Intelligence: Monkeys or Memes?” (great title, making reference to the infinite monkey theorem), which […]
And The Winners of Codegeist II Are…
Jonathan blogged about all the Codegeist II winners here, here, here and here. But, if you’re looking for a quick rundown, see the list of all the winners just below, in the Codegeist press release. First, however, a big thank you to everyone who participated this year! All the Codegeist plugins submitted were pragmatic — […]
Atlassian User Group Conferences in Boston and San Francisco Area
In case you haven’t heard the news — Atlassian is hosting two User Group events this month! If you’re in the Boston or San Francisco area, come network and socialize with peers, developers and other folks with shared interests, including members of the Atlassian team. These are your user conferences. Whilst some mates from Atlassian […]
Upcoming Atlassian User Group in Frankfurt, Germany
If you’re in the Frankfurt area, we have some great news! Atlassian Partner, Pix Software, is hosting an Atlassian User Group in Frankfurt, Germany on June 18, 2007 from 9am to 5pm. The event focuses on Confluence, the enterprise wiki, and the day’s agenda is booked with interesting speakers and sessions. (English will be the […]
Atlassian Partner Seminar in France Moved to September
A few weeks ago we blogged that our partner, Valiantys, will be hosting a day-long seminar on Atlassian products in Toulouse, France this month. This is just a quick note to tell you the seminar has been moved to 25 September 2007 so that more people can attend. To sign up and to view the […]
Case Study: Using Wikis for Online Help
GigaSpaces, a provider of infrastructure software solutions, uses a wiki for technical documentation and online help, not RoboHelp. Here’s an excerpt taken from the case study: Q: You’re among the trailblazers using a wiki for online help. Why use a wiki as opposed to traditional online help tools? A: I hope for the sake of […]
New Case Study : MuleSource & Jira
By using both Jira (the professsial issue tracker) and Confluence (enterprise wiki software), MuleSource has improved productivity 10-fold! A leading provider of open source infrastructure and integration software, MuleSource relies on Jira for open source contributions and to track developer network issues. As for Confluence, MuleSource professionally re-designed the wiki to replicate their website and […]
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