Templates simplify content creation for many Confluence users. You can use templates in a wide variety of ways – from taking your meeting notes and documenting your process to structural standardization; for example with customer projects. Blueprint Creator for Confluence gives you the perfect tools for effectively and efficiently implementing these as well as other use cases with the help of templates. It’s simple: You don’t need any prior knowledge of programming in order to create blueprints for pages and areas.
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Scaled Agile: SAFe® 5.0 changes and how Agile Hive maps them
We’re happy to announce the release of the new version of the Scaled Agile Framework SAFe®, version 5.0, which aims to help companies scale agile principles and methods beyond agile IT and development teams to the entire organization. Onboarding all employees to the Scaled Agile Framework SAFe® requires a comprehensive and detailed plan, and ours has now been extensively updated and supplemented. In this short overview we’ll show you what we’ve changed in SAFe® version 5.0 and how Agile Hive – SAFe® with Atlassian Tools supports you as you map your SAFe® implementation.
Building an Onboarding Portal in Confluence with Blueprint Creator Templates
Confluence is the perfect solution for your knowledge management and documenting tasks. Teams and companies also need knowledge management and documentation, and that’s why these are the main use cases for Atlassian’s collaboration software and wiki platform. Alternatively, there are several other interesting scenarios where Confluence can also be used sensibly and profitably, including HR processes such as onboarding and training new employees.
Managing multiple projects in Jira
From live data to task management and transparency at all levels, Atlassian Jira gives you the tools you’ll need for effectively managing your projects. We’ve seen Jira pushed to its limits through our customers’ numerous projects and we’d like to share our experiences with you here.
Linchpin at enercity AG: A modern social intranet for more than 2,300 employees
In the Hanover region, enercity AG supplies over 700,000 people …
Linchpin at s ServiceCenter: A modern social intranet as an information platform for around 300 employees
As the competence center of Erste Bank und Sparkassen Österreich, …
2019: A Look Back at the Development of Linchpin Intranet Suite
2019 came and went, drawing not just the year but …
Distributed Collaboration: Big Meetings, Big Problems?
No longer is it a special case for companies and their teams to find themselves in a meeting with participants who aren’t sitting (or standing) in the room with them. It’s critical for clients and stakeholders to be involved in communicating and coordinating with external partners. Teams are often distributed or they have individual team members who work remotely. Since I’m a remote employee who is a part of a local Scrum team at //SEIBERT/MEDIA, I have a lot of experience in this area which I’d like to share with you in this article.
Highlights from ERPNext Conference 2019 in Mumbai
Kai Rödiger, Jonas Depoix, and Mario Truß were at the ERPNext Conference 2019 in Mumbai representing //SEIBERT/MEDIA as both supporters and as users. The following article is an overview of their experience at the conference. ERPNext is an open-source ERP system, meaning that it’s also free of charge and license-free. It’s developed by the Indian software producer Frappe. //SEIBERT/MEDIA has decided to use ERPNext as a central customer database, and they’ve put an internal IT team in charge of implementing the system. For us, this is an investment in the future.
Remote meetings: Open-mindedness and willingness to experiment leads to better results
Thanks to the modernization and digitalization of teamwork in enterprises, the organizational and technological obstacles to remote work are lower than ever before. As such, distributed project teams have been commonplace for quite some time now. But old habits are hard to break, and this is most apparent when it comes to meetings. Here we look at common reservations when it comes to video meetings and how to overcome them.