Tag Archives: best practice

The frustrated son – a story of data loss and backup concepts for Atlassian products

14. March 2019 Matthias Rauer

Data loss is something that can be caused by a number of factors – from a bug to simple human error. As such it is important to have appropriate backup concepts in place. In order to deal with data loss quickly and efficiently, //SEIBERT/MEDIA offers enterprises effective backup concepts as part of its operation packages, which can be tailored to their specific requirements. These can include two-stage backups whereby your data is backed up securely and reliably.

Atlassian is the “leader” in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Agile Planning Tools 2017

27. November 2017 Matthias Rauer

According to Gartner, Atlassian offers a comprehensive solution for the implementation of agile as well as more traditional projects in that it has limited requirements for functions at the portfolio level.

Comparison of Intranet Solutions

6. February 2017 kfergusson

Companies often use strict checklists with poor criteria to select an intranet solution, resulting in a intranet that does everything, but nothing well. Intranet Compass is an independent intranet comparison site, using 50 good criteria and providing demonstration videos to help you make a better choice.

Better Meetings with an Intranet

22. September 2016 fhamm

Whenever someone hears the word ‘meeting’, they think of boring discussions, where a lot of time is wasted. Usually a few emails are sent beforehand and afterwards there is an email with the minutes – which no one is going to read before the next meeting. But with an intranet, meetings can be well prepared for, executed and followed up on.

Collaborative Dysfunction: Presentation by Wendell Keuneman (Head of Confluence) at //SEIBERT/MEDIA

1. September 2016 Matthias Rauer

Wendell Kueneman - Collaborative Dysfunction presentation

During //SEIBERT/MEDIA’s last Atlassian Enterprise Club meeting with customers in Wiesbaden, we welcomed an important visitor from Sydney, Australia: Wendell Keuneman, Head of Confluence at Atlassian. Not only did Wendell answer questions from deep discussions with our customers, he also provided useful insights into best practices for workplace co-operation and collaboration with Atlassian software.