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Linchpin Suite: a preview of upcoming features for Confluence-based intranets
We’ve been hard at work consistently developing and updating Linchpin, our Confluence-based social intranet solution, ever since its original launch. Katja Weingärtner, solution owner for Linchpin joined Jimena Martini in an interview where she talked about what the Linchpin development teams have been working on lately.
Linchpin Enterprise News for Confluence: New design options, readable news feed macros and upcoming magazine feature
Our Hyperfly development team has added a number of improvements and features to the Linchpin Enterprise News app for Confluence. And, they’ve released a video of the recent review where they announced these useful additions!
Linchpin News Digest – Deliver intranet news via email
Among other things, the social intranet suite Linchpin enhances Confluence by offering users the opportunity to receive personalized company news in a visually appealing format. Linchpin News Digest is a new extension for Confluence and Linchpin that has just been launched by the //SEIBERT/MEDIA development team. The solution has not only been created to broadcast news in Linchpin Intranet but also deliver it to users via email on a regular basis. Here we look at the various use cases.
Meetings as a last resort: Asynchronous communication with Atlassian Confluence and Jira
While meetings can be useful to come up with new ideas and alternatives, most meetings are very productive at all, and they tend to eat up employee’s valuable time. Here I make a case to reducing meetings to an absolute minimum and cultivating a culture of considerate asynchronous communication instead.
How do employees know what’s happening in their company?
Modern software should help you keep all employees within your organization informed, no matter where they are. Unfortunately, many companies are failing when it comes to corporate communication and keeping their employees up to date with that is happening.
Linchpin – Intranet with Atlassian Confluence: New teasers, news, advanced expert search and more
Do you want your intranet to be understood and to be used intuitively by all your employees, even by technically inexperienced users ? A clear design, one that feels relevant, with a smooth start up and an intuitive user interface are important aspects. Linchpin achieves this and more by limiting the complexity of Confluence, adding opportunities for personalization across the board, extensive design options and seamless interaction between Linchpin apps – with easy-to-use administration functions and no fuss.
Linchpin Enterprise News 2.5: UX updates for more flexibility and consistency
In addition to features such as editorial approvals, scheduled publishing, a wide range of design options and the ability to configure custom news feeds, Linchpin Enterprise News also has a flexible, user-friendly design to ensure creating and consuming news is effective, enjoyable and efficient. Our developers have optimized a variety of features and improved the design for better usability in Linchpin Enterprise News version 2.5.
Enterprise News Bundle 2.2: Flexibility, personalization, support for intranet customization
Being able to broadcast company news to employees is still one of the highest priority requirements that organizations place on an intranet. See how the most recent version of the Enterprise News Bundle app delivers more flexibility and personalization than ever before.
Enterprise News Bundle for Confluence: custom presentation of company news in the Confluence intranet
The Enterprise News Bundle integrates corporate news into your Confluence system extending it to meet the core corporate intranet requirement. Our development team has now released version 2.1 of this Confluence app, which has some small but useful features for even more flexibility and customization.
