Tag Archives: Confluence Cloud

Bringing Style to Your Confluence Space

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As a Confluence user, there can come a time when you want to move beyond a standard appearance, tailoring it more to your specific needs. You want to make the experience for you and your colleagues as enjoyable and productive as possible, realizing the greatest value to the organization. This article will give you some tips for customizing your Confluence Spaces to fill your needs and then some!

The Best Way to Organize Confluence Spaces

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If you’ve been a Confluence user for any length of time and it hasn’t already become painfully obvious, it soon will. The “it” being that while a great tool for collaborative content creation and knowledge sharing, when not organized properly, Confluence can become an overwhelming sea of information, making it extremely difficult to find what you’re looking for. This article offers some tips on how to organize your existing Confluence spaces and pages best and set the stage for an efficient and productive workflow for years to come.

Properties to the (HR) Rescue – Saving Workflows From The Brink of Chaos

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This article discusses how your HR department could simplify and streamline their workflows making use of Properties’ new Board visualization. Using Kanban-like functionality, the developers at Junovi have expanded the intuitive features of their Properties app. With the Property Group Visualization macro, you can create either an OrgChart or Board view. We’ll take a look at how specifically the Board view gives you the ease and functionality of a Kanban board.

Knowledge Management in IT Service Management – It’s Enough to Invent the Wheel Only Once

Nowadays, it is a known fact that knowledge within a company should not be lost if at all possible. Arguably, every organization strives to develop strategies to effectively preserve, process, and utilize knowledge for the future. This is especially true for ITSM teams. After all, IT Service Management is all about casting the tasks and activities of IT teams into standardized, reproducible services. It is essential to rely on established solutions to avoid starting from scratch repeatedly. Knowledge once acquired should not have to be reacquired elsewhere. Here is an introduction to the challenges and opportunities of modern knowledge management.