Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

How we built our cloud migration strategy for Confluence

If you’ve ever created products that can be deployed in different types of environments, you know that it can be challenging to migrate between one and the other since the core architecture often needs to be very different. We learned this the hard way back in 2018 on Confluence, when a large number of customers trying to migrate from server to cloud were having problems. It was a challenging, prone-to-failure process that required a lot of attention and preparation from site admins.

What 20 acquisitions taught us about post-merger integration

Maybe your company just merged with another organization. Or perhaps you were a member of a group that was just bought out. Chances are you’ve been there: more than 75 percent of industries have become more concentrated since the late 1990s and the mergers and acquisitions boom is only expected to grow.

Symantec Fireside Chat: The Changing Role of IT

Hear how the CIOs of Symantec and Atlassian are driving their business forward. Sheila Jordan (Symantec), and Archana Rao (Atlassian) will cover trends in their industry, how they practice IT and what skills they believe IT leaders need for the future. You'll walk away with real-life examples and ideas you can implement with your IT team to modernize your business.

The Atlassian Solution: Bringing Agile to IT

In a world of digital transformation and DevOps, the way that IT teams work is rapidly evolving. Is your IT team struggling to adapt to new ways of working? In this session we’ll share practical insights of how IT teams are adapting agile practices to open up better team collaboration while creating a learning culture that unlocks greater value. You’ll learn how customers are adapting their self-service, request fulfillment, incident and change IT practices.

The unexpected path to the c-suite

When I was a little girl, I played “business” at my grandmother’s house. She gave a box of blank payroll checks from a defunct business and heels and fancy clip-on earrings that she wore to work. I stuffed a bunch of blank checks into a purse and strutted down the hall to the back bedroom (y’know, the official boss’s office), where I’d wave my hands around telling everyone to get to work.