Confluence and JIRA interact with one another very closely. In one of our live webinars, my colleague, Jan Kuntscher, and I demonstrate JIRA integration in Confluence. Not only do we show standard features such as individual operations, configurable process lists, and JIRA task list creation within Confluence, we also provide some helpful tips for features that may be unfamiliar to you.
//SEIBERT/MEDIA’s Custom User Profile add-on allows users to expand their user profiles in Confluence with new fields and to personalize these fields for different user groups. Our development team has delivered Custom User Profile version 1.17, with practical new features, bug fixes, and improvements.
We are preparing to be at the first European Atlassian Summit this year in Barcelona, and we’ll be there in full-force! It’s looking like it will be the biggest event this year as it’s an Atlassian Summit and Atlas Camp rolled into one event. From May 1 to May 5 you can join us and many others at the Placa de la Universitat and the Fira Barcelona Gran Via to learn all about the software in the Atlassian ecosystem, network with like-minded people, and have a lot of fun.
What if it were possible to automatically populate Confluence user groups using profile information, particularly information provided by Custom User Profiles?
With our DUG – Dynamic User Groups add-on, we have implemented exactly this function. For example, when you create a group for a particular location, employees who have this location in their profile will be automatically added to the group.
In the new version of Microblogging for Confluence, version 2.5, we’ve added a completely new sidebar for searching, subscribing and filtering. With this new release, Microblogging for Confluence provides additional customization options for your personal microblog timeline, making it much easier to find relevant posts, and enables a new way to stay on top of new microblog posts.
Our first meeting of the Atlassian Enterprise Club at //SEIBERT/MEDIA is on 28 March 2017 in Wiesbaden, where customers can interact with Atlassian employees, with us, and with each other. This time, Keshav Puttaswamy, Head of Product, Atlassian Server joins us. Registration is free, and refreshments are provided. We’d love to have you join us!
The draw.io Confluence add-on is ideal for creating professional diagrams of all types, but can be daunting for new users who have never worked with a diagramming tool before. We’ve now made available a growing collection of user documentation, cheat sheets and demonstration videos to help new users get comfortable with draw.io.
We continue to get questions about the risks of corporate intranets, because of something a person has read or heard. Basically, yes, an intranet can be dangerous. In most cases, only in theoretical scenarios, but these must be taken seriously when discussing the introduction of an intranet. Perhaps we can soothe some of your concerns.
Have you ever faced the challenge where you must put an enormous amount of information in one single diagram? In version 6.2 of draw.io, there is an alternative to both the huge and multiple diagram dilemmas: diagrams that consist of several pages.
Thomas Krause from Agilent Technologies provides a short testimonial about draw.io for Confluence in a video interview. “No context switching, good support, extensibility, great potential”
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