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A new class of Marketplace app has arrived
Just as critical as it is that the Atlassian Data Center products you use maintain a high level of availability and consistent performance, the same holds true for the Atlassian Marketplace apps that you rely on. The Marketplace exists to extend and improve your experience using products like Jira Software, Confluence, Jira Service Desk, and Bitbucket. By […]
Measuring and evaluating Service Level Objectives (SLOs)
How alert reporting helps us measure and evaluate SLOs in 5 simple steps.
How we’re partnering with InVision
Teams can do amazing things when work is open. As more teamwork happens across a growing number of tools, we look to support partners whose products further that vision of open work. We strongly believe customers benefit from a diverse and dynamic ecosystem of applications that integrate well together. Today, we’re excited to announce a […]
Why agility is better than agile
RetroOnAgile helped us learn about what works and what could be improved about agile software development. Read about our findings and the Agility project.
How to close the issue management loop
When is an issue actually “done”? The CTO of rollout.io gives us his unique take.
3 ways to overcome administrative roadblocks with Jira 7.12
Imagine you are on your way to work and get stopped by a construction detour, causing you to change course and lose valuable time. That’s what it can feel like for Jira users when the one person they need to update a shared filter or dashboard is out of the office. As a Jira admin, […]
Bill Gates revealed his biggest weakness (and an important truth about leadership)
As a leader, you have to wear a lot of different hats. Admitting they don’t all fit perfectly goes a long way in building trust with the people around you.
How to weather the storm of a wild content management system
Learn how to use a content management strategy to calm even the wildest of content storms in your wiki
The distributed team’s guide to Git mirrors
Gallup’s 2017 State of the American Workplace found the number of employees working remotely reached 43%, up from 39% in 2012. In 2018, finding a company that lacks distributed teams or remote employees feels like an anomaly. If you’ve worked on a distributed team, then you’re familiar with the unique culture and challenges that spring forth. For development teams, […]
How to build your career on Atlassian
Learn how Atlassian University can help you increase your skills, whether you’re building your career or improving the capability of your team.
3 ways Confluence helps you break down silos and get work done
In most organizations, work is spread across multiple tools and silos. To move work forward, teams waste time emailing documents back and forth, making revisions, and combining changes across multiple versions of a document. Once work is complete, documents may live in different places and are hard to find or quickly become outdated, even if a […]
60 agile pros tell me what really matters in agile today
Despite what you might have heard, agile is alive, well, and solving some serious problems across the world of business, tech, and beyond
Do more with data: Introducing new apps for Confluence
You may think Confluence is only for creating written content, like reports, memos, and documentation. But, in reality, that’s only a fraction of what it can do. With the help of Atlassian Marketplace apps, Confluence can also help you manage large amounts of data on how your customers are engaging with your brand or on the work your employees are […]
Are managers really as horrible as you think?
There’s a real difference between “leading” and “managing”. Understand it, and you’ll have a good shot at excelling in either role.
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