This blog post I’d like to dedicate to service catalogs, its creation and management as well as my experience of working with them for various industries. I really hope the practices and advices i will share will be of use for practitioners and consultants like I am. In my work I follow guidelines of ITSM […]
Workflow is basically a set of rules or an algorithm to automate certain business processes in organization. With the help of workflow enterprises can properly allocate tasks among the workers and synchronize data between systems. An efficient and correctly configured workflow will increase organization’s productivity and process transparency, make the production system more responsive and […]
On October 10-12 in Moscow was held an expert session “Knowledge Management. Scopes and Practices” within the major forum“ Digital Business Transformation and Economy of Knowledge”. The IT sector of the Russian Federation economy has been developing quite dynamically last couple of years. The fact that such large events are being dedicated to digital transformation […]
So, this was our last day here and, it was as intense as the previous two, perhaps even more colourful. Our agenda for Friday began with a keynote session from Jasmine Zahno and Joseph Pelrine – “Beyond buzzwords – team performance through the eyes of psychologists”. We believe this is the speech every person working in […]
Thursday promised to be as intense and event saturated as yesterday, so, having had our nutritious breakfasts, we rushed to the keynote session at 9.30 am, presented by Michael Brunton-Spall. He addressed an acute topic of maintaining security measures while working in Agile. Indeed, we’ve noticed such a tendency in a number of businesses after […]
This is our first time in Cambridge, so as we rushed to Churchill College early in the morning, even crispy autumn air smelled like excitement. We were intending not to waste even a second of our time here, attending every session we find interesting, so our agenda is and will be for the next 2 […]
This won’t be like our usual “Top-10 of 2018” rating – this one is more sophisticated. Over the summer, we took notice of the emerging and gaining popularity JIRA plugins and now present to you the most promising and functional five ones among them. 1. Zendesk Support for Jira by Zendesk Released 24th of July, […]
Being active Atlassian Expert this year we’ve had a great number of JIRA projects, and obviously we worked a lot with all sorts of JIRA plugins. So now we present to you our expert opinion on what JIRA plugins, add ons and extensions can be rightfully called the best in 2020. 1. Xray Test Management […]
Atlassian Summit is the most important Atlassian-themed event of the year for numerous reasons: it has the largest number of sessions, it gathers together Atlassian CEOs, tool developers and practitioners, and the Bash party afterwards is really great. But this is not all – what we value the most in the Summit is the atmosphere […]
If you’re looking for a reliable solution at the Atlassian Marketplace, the easiest way is to check out the rating of a Confluence plugin. Yet, are those popular and well-rated Confluence plugins really that good? Here’s our top-10 of the most useful Confluence plugins in the year 2020 that are definitely worth their price. 1. draw.io […]