With the update of the Confluence add-on Enterprise News Bundle to version 1.5, your Cover Stories get a comprehensive facelift. In addition to the fresh look, there are a number of completely new configuration options: layout, sources, tiles, and slides.
There’s a trend that’s moving away from being always on and always available. Some companies even go so far as to prohibit checking email on smartphones outside of working hours and on weekends.
Nowadays, there are more enterprise software providers coming out with mobile apps. Would this constant email accessibility bring on additional stress? And employees aren’t just getting email. They also have to deal with work-related questions that could come up at any time via push notifications.
I’d like to share a few of my own thoughts and experiences.
The professional administration of internal news is one of the most important must-haves for companies’ intranet solutions. The Enterprise News Bundle for Confluence enables this and makes it possible to show flexible, personalized news concepts for Confluence-based intranets. Version 1.4 delivers extensive improvements.
Many companies only take advantage of collaboration in an internal company wiki. But why shouldn’t these companies profit from the many advantages that centralized co-cooperation has to offer with their external contacts too? Being in constant contact with customers, partners, suppliers, and many others is a must in corporations today.
//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.
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.
In this interview at Atlas Camp with Ed Letifov from Techtime, Martin Seibert learns about their products and receives a demonstration of EASY SSO for JIRA.
In this interview, Paul Herwarth von Bittenfeld from Seibert Media speaks with Steven from Praecipio and receives a demonstration of DocuSign for Atlassian Confluence. The video was recorded at AtlasCamp 2016 in Barcelona.
Gliffy has been around for a long time. It’s one of the oldest add-ons in the Atlassian Marketplace, and has the largest user base. But the newer draw.io add-on, based on the web diagramming tool by JGraph, is better in many ways, not just on license costs.
JIRA Service Desk does not have the built-in capability for users to see support questions from other users. In many situations, this would be useful – for example when multiple requests come from the same company or team. Collective Issue View, a new add-on from our JIRA development team fills this gap.
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