This year’s Atlassian Enterprise Club Day (AEC) took place in Wiesbaden on 16 May. It was a fantastic event where about 100 customers enjoyed interesting presentations and exchanged information and ideas in a casual and friendly atmosphere. Patrick Richardson, Group Product Manager for Data Center at Atlassian, visited us to talk to our customers, exchange information and share product news.
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Integrating Atlassian Server and Data Center into complex SSO environments
A while ago, I hosted Christian Reichert, founder and partner of resolution GmbH, in a webinar to learn more about this SAML-SSO solution and see a demonstration of the most important functions. So, how are Atlassian applications integrated into a complex environment with multiple IdPs, diverse domains and inconsistent user names? Learn how in this webinar!
Atlassian Opsgenie: Introduction, use cases and functions
With over 200 integrations connected to Opsgenie and to monitoring, ticketing and other systems as sources of information, it becomes a command center for incident management providing transparency for the entire team (including its stakeholders) as they resolve problems. These are the central features of Opsgenie.
Comparing Office 365 and G Suite – Microsoft Excel vs. Google Sheets
When comparing different software options, it is essential to look past simplistic feature overviews and consider the gray areas in between. To help our customers decide which solution suits them best, we have created a video comparison where we take a detailed look at the features offered by Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets and show the features in use.
Scaled project management with Structure and Structure.Gantt for Jira
Structure is an app that adds multi-level hierarchies of any depth to Jira. with features for program and portfolio management as well as cross-project tracking capabilities. The Structure.Gantt app for Jira lets you visualize timelines and dependencies in your projects. See what they are capable of in this webinar and demonstration.
No one cares about the news on your intranet!
Intranet news should be relevant for those who read it. As such, personalization is one of the most important requirements for a modern intranet to ensure it is valuable for both employees and the organization. Here we look at the reasons why a blanket approach simply won’t cut it.
Agile Poker for Jira – evaluation tools for agile teams
You can use a variety of different methods and tools to support you as you plan for your team. Some of them integrate playful elements into the process (gamification) and want to promote productive exchanges from within the team. In this webinar with Jacek Wizmur-Szymczak and Pawel Mazur from Spartez, we stepped through and discussed Agile Poker for Jira.
Linchpin at events: Diamond booth co-sponsor at Summit 2019 with Cprime
As Linchpin is an intranet solution based on Confluence that is primarily sold via Atlassian partners, working closely with these partners is one our top priority. We are very grateful to Cprime for being such a wonderful host this year’s Summit in Las Vegas! Would you like us to be present at your next event?
Microsoft Office 365 review and comparison with Google G Suite
When switching from the traditional desktop-based Office world to modern cloud-based solutions, it is essential for enterprises to evaluate the different options, taking your individual requirements into consideration. Here is a comparison of two of the systems available, Microsoft Office 365 and Google G Suite.
Management, leadership, collaboration, innovation. Book recommendations – part two
Martin Seibert often reads books that relate to his professional interests, which he also happens to share with many friends, colleagues, and customers. So rather than keeping this to himself, he has now started a series of blog posts where he provides short reviews of interesting (or not so interesting) books. They could prove helpful for others – a must-read tip or a lucky escape as each book receives a stamp of recommendation or is relegated to the trashcan. Here’s part two.