Archives for the tag: Confluence

This is a guest blog by Charles Hall from OpenBet, a specialist software company that provides gambling and gaming solutions.     At the start of 2012 I joined OpenBet. OpenBet had been undergoing significant growth and realized that their approach to knowledge management needed to change accordingly. The Twiki software had served as the company intranet and wiki for 7 years, but the information within it had grown stale and the system itself developed some significant frailties.

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Marketplace Monday: CUTE Theming for JIRA and Confluence

What would you get if you crossed the movie Inception with the Atlassian Marketplace? Leonardo DiCaprio going inside devs' dreams to close out thorny JIRA issues? CUTE for Confluence and JIRA by Communardo Software isn't quite that awesome, but it's pretty close. It offers plugins inside of plugins for JIRA and Confluence, making theming and UI customization for your wiki or issue tracker easy and modular. CUTE helps JIRA and Confluence users make modifications to their instance without the

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Our world is full of distractions. Facebook notifications, Tweets, RSS feeds, you name it. The bevy of content on the internet all fight to control your customers attention. In order to keep readers engaged and coming back for more, keeping a consistent editorial cadence of relevant and high-quality content is critical. At Atlassian, we take pride in the regularity and quality of our external blogs, and while a single blog might seem like a simple process on the outside, it takes a lot of coordination

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How to Become the Most Popular Guy at Work

Like a lot of tech companies here in the Bay area, at Atlassian San Francisco, we roll out the beer and wine cart every Friday afternoon. Except that our beer cart is actually a beer bicycle driven around the office by a new hire, who hand-delivers a cold tallboy to every employee who wants one. At a rapidly growing office of 150 people, it’s a great to make sure everyone meets face to face! The problem Organizing our beer cart delivery is simple, but flawed. It’s up to each new hire

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Atlassian Marketplace Top 10 Add-ons of 2012

The Atlassian Marketplace had a banner year in 2012–thousands of Atlassian customers took advantage of our revamped add-on experience for finding, trying, and buying add-ons for JIRA, Confluence, Stash, Bamboo, and more. What can you do now that you couldn't do a year ago? Start an add-on evaluation in one click Consolidate your Atlassian products and add-ons on one invoice Browse collections of add-ons tailored to your needs, like the Enterprise And hundreds of new free and commercial

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5 Productivity Apps I Can’t Live Without

I'm a productivity junkie. There, I said it. GTD. Inbox zero. I've tried and tested them all. If you could see my App Store history you'd get it. Heck, if I were married I'd have a private account to hide my purchases. Still reading? I'm guessing you're a productivity junkie too. According to the Mayans, the world is going to end in a few days so we all need to make the most of the time we have left. The five apps on this list are ones that have stuck with me. They've proven their worth. Whether

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