For some time now, Atlassian has offered the “Data Residency” feature for its cloud solutions: This option gives your organization control over where exactly your data is stored and processed. But what about the marketplace apps that extend Jira, Confluence & Co. beyond the standard and open up a wide range of additional use cases? If the main product, such as Jira, supports local data residency, but your apps transfer the data to locations all over the world, key compliance challenges remain. The good news for all Jira admins: Templating.app for Jira now supports local data residency, which means it is now possible to set the preferred hosting location for your data (such as the USA) for the app too!
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How Asynchronous Communication Relieves Teams and Increases Efficiency
The challenge of distributed teams lies not in physical distance, but in the existing tools and processes, which are often more geared towards traditional working methods and face-to-face collaboration. Here are tips and approaches to promote asynchronous communication instead.
Jira Software and Jira Work Management Become Jira
At this year’s edition of the Team ’24 customer and user conference, Atlassian has just announced at this year’s edition of the Team ’24 customer and user conference that its two flagship software solutions, Jira Software and Jira Work Management, are being merged into one solution. It bears the simple name Jira, without a name tag. Find out what changes for whom.
Make Dependencies and Cross-connections Visible in Jira Templates
Project administration and product management are complex, and the management of dependencies is an essential prerequisite for smooth processes and projects. They need to be identified and made visible. The Templating.app for Jira helps your team with this, because it now makes it possible to link the processes of a template with each other and with existing issues!
Inclusive and Secure: Confluence Offers New Opportunities for Collaboration with External Parties
Confluence now makes it even easier to collaborate with people outside of your company by sharing pages with external parties. These users will then see a view-only version of that page. Find out how it works in this article.
How to Improve Cross-functional Collaboration Between Business and Tech Teams
There is often a systematic communication gap between the business and technical teams within a company. Ideally, they should form a dynamic, mutually complementary duo. By removing blockages and hurdles, making cross-functional collaboration easier, business and tech teams can create overarching alignment and deliver more customer value together.
15 Years as an Atlassian Partner – a Special Anniversary for Seibert!
Anniversaries are always something very special – and of course a reason to celebrate! You look back at the past, perhaps smile at the thought of one or two anecdotes and look positively to the future. And that’s exactly how we feel today: Seibert has been an Atlassian partner since February 2009, exactly 15 years ago! In this blog article, we look back at our humble beginnings, our first successes and reveal the secret of who is behind the pseudonym “the guy with the microphone”.
End of Support for Atlassian Server – Why it’s High Time to Migrate to the Atlassian Cloud
Three, two, one – gone: Support for Atlassian server products ends today. But what does this actually mean for Server customers who have not yet initiated a migration? We explain the disadvantages and risks for your company and provide you with some good arguments for switching to the Atlassian Cloud.
Interaction between Jira and Confluence: 3 Examples of Effective Integration
When teams use both Jira and Confluence, there are additional options that are suitable for boosting productivity, improving the visibility of information and reducing unpopular manual tasks. In this article, we show three examples of how Jira and Confluence can be used together to great effect.
New in Jira, Confluence and Co.: A Team Member Named ‘Atlassian Intelligence’
The first wave of Atlassian Intelligence features has now been delivered and is generally available for the cloud platform. They are designed to help teams work together more productively, get things done faster and utilise company data more effectively to make better decisions. Let’s take a look at which features Atlassian has recently released and which will follow soon.