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The Jira LifeAtlassian Marketplace Monetization Changes ExplainedBig changes are coming to the Atlassian Marketplace! In this episode of The Jira Life, we break down Atlassian’s new monetization strategies outlined in RFC-60, including the shift toward user-based billing and updates to the Forge licensing model.We cover:What the new user-based pricing model means for Forge app developersKey takeaways from Atlassian’s Marketplace Monetization RFCThe impact on free vs. paid apps, licensing terms, and developer revenueHow app partners can prepare for changes coming in 2025Our thoughts on Atlassian’s long-term vision for Marketplace growthWhether you’re an Atlassian Marketplace partner, a Forge developer, or just curious...
2025-08-021h 01
The Dave Gerhardt ShowThe Atlassian Playbook for Building a Fast-Moving, Outcome-Driven Marketing Team#264 Async Work | In this episode, Dave is joined by Ashley Faus, Director of Lifecycle Marketing at Atlassian, and Dr. Molly Sands, Head of the Teamwork Lab at Atlassian. Ashley brings deep experience in cross-functional B2B marketing leadership, while Molly leads a team of behavioral scientists designing better ways for teams to collaborate. Together, they unpack how Atlassian has rethought marketing org structure, internal comms, and meetings to drive higher output with fewer syncs.Dave, Ashley, and Molly cover:The framework Atlassian uses to reduce meetings and communicate asynchronously (including how to structure updates that...
2025-07-1458 min
The Jira LifeRob Hean on Atlassian Training, TEAM '25 & Balancing Work + Content CreationJoin us for an insightful conversation with Robert (Rob) Hean — a creator, Atlassian expert, and passionate advocate for growth in the ecosystem. In this episode, we dive into: Rob’s journey creating content in the Atlassian ecosystem How to balance a full-time job, life, and building a personal brand Behind-the-scenes insights from TEAM '25 — Atlassian’s flagship event The evolving landscape of Atlassian training and certifications Tips for new creators and power users in Jira, Confluence, and beyondIf you're using Jira, Confluence, Trello, or any Atlassian tools — or if you're building your presence as a creator o...
2025-07-121h 05The Dave Gerhardt ShowInside Atlassian’s Product Marketing Strategy: Team Structure, Metrics, and Execution with Matt De Vincentis#260 Product Marketing | Dave is joined by Matt De Vincentis, VP of Product Marketing at Atlassian. With a background that spans engineering, product marketing, and leadership at companies like VMware and Palo Alto Networks, Matt shares how Atlassian structures its product marketing team, prioritizes work, and stays tied to business outcomes, even at massive scale.Dave and Matt cover:How Atlassian connects product marketing to revenue and pipeline (and why PMMs need to “own the outcome”)How to build high-trust, high-impact marketing teams, drawing on lessons from firefighting and enterprise leadershipThe async work philosophy Atlassian uses to e...
2025-06-3055 min
M&A ScienceFrom Loom to Trello: How Atlassian Scales Through Smart M&A with Sarah HughesSarah Hughes, Head of Corporate Development and Product Partnerships, Atlassian Uncover the inside workings of Atlassian's M&A strategy—from how Sarah's team sources deals and aligns with product to the importance of relationship-building and a structured, founder-first integration approach. With over seven years of experience leading corporate development at Atlassian, Sarah shares practical lessons on building strategic pipelines, cultivating founder trust, and operationalizing successful integrations across Atlassian's global portfolio Things you will learn: Building long-term relationships with founders, even years before deals happen Aligning product, venture, and partnership decisions under on...
2025-06-2354 minM&A ScienceFrom Loom to Trello: How Atlassian Scales Through Smart M&A with Sarah HughesSarah Hughes, Head of Corporate Development and Product Partnerships, Atlassian Uncover the inside workings of Atlassian's M&A strategy—from how Sarah's team sources deals and aligns with product to the importance of relationship-building and a structured, founder-first integration approach. With over seven years of experience leading corporate development at Atlassian, Sarah shares practical lessons on building strategic pipelines, cultivating founder trust, and operationalizing successful integrations across Atlassian's global portfolio Things you will learn: Building long-term relationships with founders, even years before deals happen Aligning product, venture, and partnership decisions under on...
2025-06-2354 min
The Jira LifeAtlassian CEO Mike Cannon Brooke's Vision for the Future of Work | TJL @ Team '25The TJL Crew had an amazing opportunity at Team '25 to speak to Atlassian CEO and JirAmigo Mike Cannon-Brookes. Listen in as they touch on everything from how Atlassian got to where it is to where it is going, and yes—even questions about Tacos!0:00:00 - Intro Song0:00:37 - What's going on?0:01:21 - Introductions0:03:25 - Icebreaker Question - Whats your wallpaper?0:07:10 - How did you discover TJL?0:09:28 - Setting the Agenda0:10:47 - What made Atlassian stand out in the early days?0:13:04 - Did you ever think "This was it?"0:14:09 - Who was your first customer?0:15:43 - Which controversial decision ha...
2025-04-171h 31
Technically Legal - A Legal Technology and Innovation PodcastAn Inside Look at How Atlassian Uses Its Own Tools to Power Legal Workflows and Encourages Thoughtful Adoption of AI (Stan Shepard, General Counsel)This episode features Stan Shepard, General Counsel of Atlassian, a leading provider of team productivity and collaboration software. Stan discusses his unique career journey from a finance journalist to the current GC of Atlassian. He shares valuable insights into how Atlassian's legal department leverages the company's productivity software products and AI for maximum efficiency. Episode Highlights: [00:00:09]: Introduction and Stan's background - Learn about Stan's journey from finance journalist to lawyer at Charles Schwab, and eventually to his current role at Atlassian. [00:04:00]: Why Stan transitioned from journalism to law - Discover his motivations for...
2024-11-0632 min
Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | GrowthHard-won lessons building 0 to 1 inside Atlassian | Tanguy Crusson (Head of Jira Product Discovery)Tanguy Crusson is the product lead for Jira Product Discovery at Atlassian. In his more than 10 years at the company, he has been instrumental in taking several new products from zero to one, including HipChat, Statuspage, and Jira Product Discovery. In this episode, we dive deep into the struggles of innovating and building new products inside a large company. Tanguy shares candid stories about what worked, what didn’t, and his many hard-won lessons learned about how to successfully build 0 to 1. We cover:• Why large companies with so many advantages still fail at creating new products•...
2024-06-161h 54
Misfit FoundersExpert Advice on Navigating the Investment Landscape with Atlassian VenturesEver wondered if you truly need to raise capital to build a successful business? Join us as we uncover this critical insight with Philip Braddock a seasoned expert from the Atlassian Ventures team. Throughout our discussion, we explore the types of companies that catch their eye—from innovative startups launching on the Atlassian marketplace to those already in their growth phase. Gain insider knowledge on how Atlassian Ventures offers more than just funding, providing invaluable strategic and marketing guidance, and learn about common hurdles companies face in maximizing Atlassian's resources.Managing a diverse investment portfolio is no sm...
2024-06-1529 min
Scaling Enterprise AgilityProduct Design and Agility at Netflix with Fonz Morris (Part 3)Hosts Alexis Williams and Christian Kelly round out their three-part conversation with special guest Fonz Morris, Lead Product Designer at Netflix. Fonz looks back on his journey from the East Coast to Silicon Valley, the importance of community building, and how taking advantage of opportunities like networking events helped him land his role at Netflix. He also delves into Netflix's culture, addressing myths about the company (yes he pays for his subscriptions!), and the value of optimistic and proactive work ethics. The conversation also touches on personal stories of resilience, passion for one's craft, and how sneakers can be...
2024-05-1028 minScaling Enterprise AgilityProduct Design and Agility at Netflix with Fonz Morris (Part 2)Atlassian’s Alexis Williams and Christian Kelly from Accenture host Fonz Morris, Lead Product Designer at Netflix, for Part Two of their sit-down in San Jose. Fonz shares his journey from focusing solely on product design to understanding and contributing to the business side of the equation, highlighting his experiences with startups, venture capital, and angel investors. The conversation explores how these experiences benefited him as he started his work at Netflix, ensuring products not only meet user needs but also contribute to business goals. He highlights the role of curiosity, mentorship, and alignment within teams at Netflix, emphasizing th...
2024-05-1028 minScaling Enterprise AgilityProduct Design and Agility at Netflix with Fonz Morris (Part 1)In Part One of their conversation with Fonz Morris, Lead Product Designer at Netflix, Alexis Williams from Atlassian and Christian Kelly of Accenture dive into the intricacies of value stream management. Fonz shares insights into his role at Netflix, focusing on solving acquisition and retention challenges, and the collaborative, cross-functional environment that keeps Netflix innovating. The conversation covers the company’s approach to complex problem-solving, with an emphasis on flexibility, putting people first, and always relying on testing and iteration. Fonz also shares how Netflix balances speed and execution, managing risks without sacrificing the brand's integrity. You can find ou...
2024-05-1022 minScaling Enterprise AgilityAgility Lessons from the Government SectorHost Nick Polce sits down with Sheldon Rego, an Accenture Managing Director focusing on federal government, and Sumi Sran, Accenture's APAC Atlassian Partnership Lead. The three discuss the importance of agility within Federal Government agencies, and how Agile workflows differ between the private and public sectors. They explore how government agencies have shifted towards more agile, responsive frameworks in recent years, particularly post-Covid, to achieve cost-effective and timely outcomes. The conversation touches on the pivotal role of education in leadership, the need for aligning people, processes, and technology, and how enterprise agility can thrive in the government sector by...
2024-03-2025 minScaling Enterprise AgilityTough Conversations with CIOs: Ken Spangler of FedEx (Part 2)Join hosts Alexis Williams and Steve Davis for Part Two of their conversation with Ken Spangler, the Executive Vice President of IT and CIO of Global Operation Technologies at FedEx. Ken shares the principles and strategies that allowed FedEx to achieve a successful transformation into a lean, agile enterprise. He discusses how their shift towards business agility with a focus on people and culture, as well as certified value, significantly improved efficiency and effectiveness of the company. He also emphasizes the critical role of a company culture that strives to make every FedEx experience outstanding. The conversation provides insights...
2024-03-1325 minScaling Enterprise AgilityTough Conversations with CIOs: Ken Spangler of FedEx (Part 1)In Part One of their conversation with Ken Spangler, FedEx's Executive Vice President of IT, hosts Alexis Williams of Atlassian and Steve Davis of Accenture get a first-hand view of one of Fedex’s airplane hangars. In the center of the company’s Memphis hub, Spangler shares his experiences with enterprise agility, and how it has been instrumental in business growth, especially during the pandemic. He talks about the importance of common lean portfolio management, the critical role of organizational change management in driving transformation, and the significance of alignment, repetition and intentional design in business processes. Spangler also high...
2024-03-1341 minScaling Enterprise AgilityTough Conversations with CIOs: Wendy Zacchio of Zelis (Part 2)Co-hosts Alexis Williams from Atlassian and Christian Kelly from Accenture continue their conversation with Wendy Zacchio, CIO at Zelis. They discuss the importance of enterprise agility and the challenges encountered while executing transformative strategies. Wendy shares her insights on the importance of common routines, systems and tools for organizational success. The discussion also covers effective decision-making processes, the role of data in business decisions, and the significance of technology in contemporary business models. The episode ends with parting advice for aspiring CIOs and the future implications of technological integration in businesses. You can find out more about how Atlassian...
2024-02-2137 min
Lenny's Podcast: Product | Career | GrowthLessons from Atlassian: Launching new products, getting buy-in, and staying ahead of the competition | Megan Cook (head of product, Jira)Megan Cook is the head of product for Atlassian’s Jira software, which is used by 75% of Fortune 500 companies, has over 125,000 customers globally, over 15 different products, and is by far the most popular project management tool in the world. Megan has been at Atlassian for just under 11 years, and before this role, she was an analyst, a developer, and an Agile coach. In our conversation, we discuss:• How to get buy-in for your ideas• The value of starting small• How, and why, creating space for play is so essential• How Jira stays ahea...
2024-02-041h 21
Invested In ClimateInside Atlassian's Sustainability PlaybookWe all know that companies around the world are working to reduce their emissions and, hopefully, achieve net zero. But what does it take to set up a sustainability program? What are the steps in the process? What are the considerations along the way? And who are the partners one might work with? Most of this work happens behind closed doors, but sharing insights from corporate sustainability journeys can accelerate progress. That’s why Atlassian, a technology company with a real commitment to addressing climate change, decided to open up their own process and share what...
2024-01-3041 min
The Modern People Leader: Forward-Thinking HR149 - 1,000 Days of Distributed at Atlassian (Annie Dean, VP of Team Anywhere at Atlassian)Annie Dean, VP of Team Anywhere at Atlassian, joined us on The Modern People Leader.
She shared Atlassian’s learnings after 1,000 days of distributed work: their calendar redesign experiment, the impact of in-person gatherings on team connection levels, and the ROI of real estate at Atlassian.
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2024-01-221h 09Scaling Enterprise AgilityConnecting Strategy to Execution, with Natalia BaryshnikovaGuest host Nick Polce, Business Agility Practice Lead at Accenture, speaks with Natalia Baryshnikova, GM and Head of Product, Enterprise Agility at Atlassian. Natalia discusses her role at Atlassian and her responsibilities in building strategy and products for customers. They talk about the tool Jira Align, originally Agilecraft, which helps companies connect strategy to execution. Natalia emphasizes the importance of bringing more flexibility to businesses to accommodate changing macroeconomic factors, and how enterprise agility can be obtained regardless of the size or structure of the organization. She also discusses the benefits of using Jira Align, including optimizing the flow...
2023-12-2228 min
Podcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: 5 Datenschutz-Fehler, die du bei deinem Cloud-Projekt nicht machen solltestDatenschutz in der Cloud und der technische, rechtliche und organisatorische Rahmen
In der heutigen Zeit zeichnet sich ein klarer Trend am Horizont der Unternehmens-IT ab: die Cloud. Immer mehr Unternehmen entscheiden sich dafür, ihre Daten und Anwendungen in der Cloud zu speichern. Das hat nicht nur aus administrativer Effizienz- und Kostensicht diverse Vorteile; auch in Sachen Zusammenarbeit und Datensicherheit kann die Cloud punkten.
Doch trotz der Vorzüge ist der Weg in die Cloud nicht immer einfach und frei von Stolpersteinen. Insbesondere der Datenschutz gilt in diesem Zusammenhang als problematische Frage. Um de...
2023-12-0436 minScaling Enterprise AgilityPatterns & Anti-Patterns for Business Agility with Jonathan SmartGuest host Nick Polce, Business Agility Practice Lead at Accenture, speaks with Jonathan Smart, Founder, Business Agility Coach and Leader at Sooner Safer Happier. Recorded live at the Agile Australia Conference, this conversation focuses on how psychological safety and Agile ways of working have to go hand in hand for any organization to truly change. Jonathan explains how relying on neuroscience can help teams and leaders embrace “flearning” (learning through failure), and continue to grow even through setbacks. You can find out more about how Atlassian and Accenture are helping businesses succeed at scaling enterprise agility by surfing to our...
2023-11-1719 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast – Datenschutzkonform in die Cloud: Wann ist eine Risikobewertung Pflicht?Unternehmen zieht und treibt es in die Cloud
Die Cloud ist ein beliebtes Ziel für Organisationen, die ihre IT-Infrastruktur modernisieren und Kosten sparen wollen. Und davon abgesehen, bieten immer mehr Hersteller von Unternehmenssoftware ihre Produkte nur noch in der Cloud an und schaffen sukzessive ihre traditionellen On-Premise-Lösungen ab – unter anderem Atlassian.
Unternehmen stehen also gleich auf zweierlei Art unter Zugzwang. Einerseits wollen sie moderne, flexible Technologien annehmen, um an ihren komplexen, sich rasant wandelnden Märkten keine Nachteile in Kauf zu nehmen. Andererseits müssen sie schlicht davon ausgehen, dass ihre klassi...
2023-11-1436 minScaling Enterprise AgilityLeadership Agility and Resilience with Diana LarsenGuest host Nick Polce, Business Agility Practice Lead at Accenture, speaks with Diana Larsen, Leadership Agility Advisor at Eos House Consulting. Nick and Diana sat down at the Agile Australia Conference to talk about how, even though retros are often a device that gets set aside when things are busy, changing your teams’ way of thinking about retros can improve efficiency in both short sprints and over the long term. Diana also digs into the co-intelligence of teams, and how having a clear sense of purpose is a key to success. You can find out more about how Atlassian an...
2023-11-0331 minScaling Enterprise AgilityDev X and Platform Engineering with Mirco HeringGuest host Nick Polce, Business Agility Practice Lead at Accenture, speaks with Mirco Hering, Global Offering Lead for Developer Experience and Platform Engineering at Accenture. The conversation, which was recorded live at the Agile Australia Conference, dives into the differing career models that can help engineers thrive in an Agile environment, with practical advice for leadership and project managers alike. Mirco also addresses one of the biggest preoccupations of the moment, Gen AI, and its strengths, weaknesses –even its environmental impacts. And you can find out more about how Atlassian and Accenture are helping businesses succeed at scaling enterprise ag...
2023-10-2017 min
Engineering Enablement by DXAtlassian’s journey with developer experience | Preeti Kota (Atlassian)This week we’re joined by Preeti Kota, the Head of Engineering for Compass at Atlassian. Preeti walks us through Atlassian’s journey with developer experience: including how they measure DevEx, and how they drive improvements through efforts at both the organization and team levels. Preeti also talks about how this journey has led to the development of Atlassian’s newly released internal developer portal, Compass. Mentions and links:Learn about Compass, Atlassian’s newly released internal developer portal Connect with Preeti on LinkedInAtlassian’s CTO, Rajeev Rajan, on the key to unlocking developer productivity Discussion p...
2023-10-1844 minScaling Enterprise AgilityThe Future of Work with Dominic PriceGuest host Emily Sauter, Future of Work Enthusiast & Managing Director at Accenture, speaks with with Dominic Price, Work Futurist at Atlassian. Recorded live at the Agile Australia Conference, their conversation covers insights about modern work that can apply equally in a fast-paced start-up or a 100-year-old financial institution. Listen in to find out whether you're at risk of "over collaborating," and even how Dominic uses some of his best tips about working together to be a better parent. And you can find out more about how Atlassian and Accenture are helping businesses succeed at scaling enterprise agility by heading...
2023-10-0620 min
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2023-09-011h 07
TractionUnleashing the Power of Community: A $40B Success Story with Cameron Deatsch, AtlassianEver wondered how a small startup skyrocketed into a $40 Billion collaboration powerhouse? Brace yourself, because today we're diving into Atlassian's electrifying journey. They birthed Jira, Confluence, and Trello, capturing a colossal 250,000 companies worldwide. But massive success also brings a lot of competition, constantly nipping away at your market share. On this episode, Cameron Deatsch, CRO at Atlassian, spills the beans on how they didn't just grow but multiplied by cultivating an unstoppable community.Specifically, Cameron discusses:- When should companies build an ecosystem and co...
2023-08-3045 min
Global ValueIs Atlassian Stock a Buy Now!? | Atlassian (TEAM) Stock Analysis! |In this video, we'll perform a TEAM stock analysis and figure out what Atlassian the makers of Jira looks like based on the numbers. We'll also try to figure out what a reasonable fair intrinsic value is for Atlassian. And answer is Atlassian one of the best stocks to buy at the current price? Find out in the video above! Global Value's Atlassian stock analysis.
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2023-08-2711 minScaling Enterprise AgilityTough Conversations with CIOs: Wendy Zacchio of Zelis (Part 1)In this episode, Alexis and Christian speak with Wendy Zacchio, CIO at Zelis. Wendy has an incredible history as a leader in the healthcare industry, and recently took on her new role at Zelis, a high-growth, disruptive health-tech company. Alexis and Christian met Wendy at an industry event, and they immediately started having a "straight talk" conversation about the Enterprise Agility journey. As soon as they heard Wendy's personal journey, they were instantly hooked and had to hear more. We know you’ll want to listen in too, as she shares more about that, and abou...
2023-07-2029 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Wie die hybride Arbeitswelt gelingen kann – ein Interview mit Felix Mohr zum Modern Work Day am 15. Juni 2023Der erste Modern Work Day
Am 15. Juni steigt in unserem Wiesbadener Headquarter der erste Modern Work Day von Seibert Media. Was macht modernes Arbeiten aus? Welche Methoden, Konzepte und Tools helfen dabei? Wie können Organisationen diese Transformation in die richtige Richtung anschieben? Mit diesen und weiteren Fragen wollen wir uns einen Tag lang intensiv beschäftigen und uns über die Gegenwart und Zukunft der Zusammenarbeit in Unternehmen austauschen.
Was erwartet dich, wenn du dir jetzt dein kostenfreies Ticket sicherst und vor Ort teilnimmst? Ein volles Programm mit Keynotes, einer Podiumsdiskussion, Sessions und Wor...
2023-06-0728 min
Work CheckLIVE: Should your team set aside time for virtual hangs?Ever been to a cringey Zoom social hour at work, playing online trivia or doing awkward icebreakers with your colleagues? Sometimes virtual socializing at work is great…and sometimes it feels like a waste of time. But in workplaces where IRL hangs aren’t possible, should we really skip socializing altogether?For our first ever live show, recorded at Atlassian's Team '23 conference in Vegas, debaters Deb Lao and Marshall Walker Lee took to the stage to debate this thorny topic. Deb defended virtual socializing, citing the benefits of a workplace BFF and the value of dedicating work...
2023-05-1630 minKickass Software, Rock 'n' Roll Teams - Der Podcast von Seibert Media!Podcast: Migration in die Atlassian Cloud – Praxistipps und AntwortenEin Interview mit Lisa Grau, Pre-Sales Solutions Engineer bei Atlassian
Wenn es um Atlassian-Software geht, sprechen die meisten Leute in diesen Wochen und Monaten eher weniger über die Features oder Use Cases der Produkte. Vielmehr geht es zumeist um die größeren infrastrukturellen Themen – namentlich den Umstieg von Atlassian Server in die Cloud.
Der Hintergrund dürfte bekannt sein: Atlassian stellt die Produktreihe Server im Februar 2024 ein. Dann bleiben Kunden die Optionen, auf Atlassian Data Center umzusteigen, wenn sie ihre Systeme weiterhin selbst hosten wollen, oder die Lösungen von Atlassian Cloud einzusetzen, wie es...
2023-04-1942 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Migration in die Atlassian Cloud – Praxistipps und AntwortenEin Interview mit Lisa Grau, Pre-Sales Solutions Engineer bei Atlassian
Wenn es um Atlassian-Software geht, sprechen die meisten Leute in diesen Wochen und Monaten eher weniger über die Features oder Use Cases der Produkte. Vielmehr geht es zumeist um die größeren infrastrukturellen Themen – namentlich den Umstieg von Atlassian Server in die Cloud.
Der Hintergrund dürfte bekannt sein: Atlassian stellt die Produktreihe Server im Februar 2024 ein. Dann bleiben Kunden die Optionen, auf Atlassian Data Center umzusteigen, wenn sie ihre Systeme weiterhin selbst hosten wollen, oder die Lösungen von Atlassian Cloud einzusetzen, wie es...
2023-04-1942 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Die Cloud und der Datenschutz – eine Bestandsaufnahme und was Atlassian-Kunden beachten solltenDatenschutz aus der technischen und der juristischen Perspektive
In der neuen Folge unseres Podcasts beschäftigen wir uns mit einem Dauerthema, das speziell deutschen Unternehmen notgedrungen unter den Nägeln brennt. Die Rede ist von Cloud-Software und dem Datenschutz. Denn man kann es drehen und wenden, wie man will: Die Zukunft moderner Unternehmens-Software liegt in der Cloud. Das gilt nicht zuletzt auch für die Produkte von Atlassian.
Doch damit gehen viele Unsicherheiten und Fragen einher. Was darf man und was geht nicht? Wo lauern gefährliche Stolperfallen, die rechtlich problematisch und auch teue...
2023-04-1340 min
TeamistryWork Check presents: Should you turn your camera on in video calls?Does turning your camera on during Zoom meetings fill you with dread? Or do you look forward to seeing your colleagues' faces on calls? Today, we’re sharing an episode of Work Check, another podcast from Atlassian that debates issues you might be facing with your remote team. This debate – Should you keep your camera on in Zoom calls? – is the first episode of Work Check’s third season. Check out Work Check at https://link.chtbl.com/workcheck?sid=podcast.teamistry or wherever you get podcasts.
2023-03-2127 min
TeamistryPart 6: Will Sonic Booms Return to our Skies?Why did Concorde disappear from our skies? In the final episode, we pose this question to the people closest to the Concorde project, from the teams who engineered its first flight to those who picked up the debris after the fatal Air France crash. We also discuss Concorde's legacy, and its impact on the aviation sector, on travel itself, and on the personal and professional lives of those who built the plane. And before they turn off their mics for the season, host Nastaran Tavakoli-Far and lead producer Pedro Mendes, alongside aviation journalist Eric Tegler, take a closer look...
2023-02-0633 minTeamistryPart 5: Rising from the AshesIn the late afternoon of July 25th, 2000, a Concorde crashed into a hotel near Charles de Gaulle airport. Air France flight 4590 was carrying 100 passengers, most of them tourists from Germany, along with a crew of nine. All perished, including four people on the ground. The incident shocked the globe, and halted Air France Concorde operations indefinitely. On this episode of Teamistry, host Nastaran Tavakoli-Far and lead producer Pedro Mendes sit down with the team of engineers who played a leading role in piecing together the evidence from the crash site, hoping to learn exactly what went wrong. We gain...
2023-01-2337 minTeamistryPart 4: Becoming the Sexiest Flight on EarthAs teams of engineers work around the clock to keep the supersonic airplane safe and in the air, to the outside world Concorde has become a pop cultural icon. Princess Diana, Mick Jagger, Phil Collins, Joan Collins, Sting – these celebrities form an A-list of frequent flyers. The in-flight menu includes haute cuisine and expensive champaign; air travel aboard Concorde is a high-class, celebratory experience. To join this jet set in the air becomes anyone's most romantic travel dream, and taking a Concorde flight becomes a status symbol. The airplane is the toast of engineering circles and entertainment magazines alike. It...
2023-01-0931 minTeamistryPart 2: Building the Fastest Passenger Jet EverIn this episode, host Nastaran Tavakoli-Far and Lead Producer Pedro Mendes travel to the Musée Aeroscopia in Toulouse, France, where they stand spellbound marveling at a giant, glistening Air France Concorde. And they meet with nonagenarian Dudley Collard, a member of Concorde’s Aerodynamics Design team. When the recording crew mention the beauty of Concorde, engineer Collard quips that all he can see are the flaws. Indeed, the story of Concorde includes a seemingly never-ending set of problems faced by these international teams just to get a prototype in the air, and how they responded by developing new way...
2022-12-0545 minTeamistryPart 1: The Dream of Supersonic FlightIn the opening episode, host Nastaran Tavakoli-Far and producer Pedro Mendes set the stage for what’s going to be a supersonic journey documented in six parts—and also reflect on their personal connections to Concorde. You’ll hear about the monumental 1956 meeting of the Supersonic Transport Aircraft Committee (STAC) that set in motion a complex network of teams from the U.K. and France to realize this ambitious project. Also in this episode — the team travels to the Brooklands Museum in the U.K, where host Nas sees a Concorde up close for the first time.Guests i...
2022-11-2141 minTeamistrySeason 4: The Untold Story of ConcordePicture this: A flight from New York to London where your co-passengers are Princess Diana, Mick Jagger, and Sting. On the menu: caviar canapés, lobster, and champagne. Your journey takes a little over three hours – half of the time it takes today. And that one flight puts you in the history books, because you just flew faster than the speed of sound.Welcome aboard for the new season of Teamistry, a podcast from Atlassian. This show is all about teamwork, and the incredible things teams can achieve through collaboration. In Season 4, we’ll tell you the story...
2022-11-0703 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudWas kostet richtig Zeit und Geld, wenn dein Team nicht daran denkt? – Die Potenziale guter Checklisten (Podcast)Repetitive Aufgaben in einer komplexen Welt
Disruptive Technologien, neue Wettbewerber, sich wandelnde Markt- und Kundenanforderungen, globale Krisen mit schwer vorhersehbaren Folgen – Unternehmen sehen sich einer nie dagewesenen Komplexität gegenüber. Um konkurrenzfähig und erfolgreich zu bleiben, müssen Organisationen sich permanent neu erfinden, Innovationen schaffen und die Zusammenarbeit der Teams optimieren. Und klar ist, dass sich komplexe Herausforderungen nicht mit bekannten Rezepten lösen lassen.
Doch bei aller Dynamik besteht die moderne Arbeitswelt freilich nicht nur aus komplexen Problemen, sondern auch aus einer Vielzahl von Aufgaben, die immer wieder zu bearbeiten sind –...
2022-09-2230 minWork CheckFree socks for surveys!We’ve built a quick survey about Work Check we’d love for you to fill out. We want to know what debates stood out for you this season, and what workplace topics you’d like us to tackle next time. Give us two minutes of your time, and we’ll give you some nifty Atlassian socks — because we’re really all on the same team here at Work Check! To take the survey, just go to tinyurl.com/workcheckpodcast.
2022-07-1900 minWork CheckSeason wrap-up with Atlassian co-founder and co-CEO Scott FarquharTo wrap up season two of Work Check, we’re bringing in a special guest judge - Atlassian’s co-founder and co-CEO, Scott Farquhar. Debaters Maren Hotvedt, Kelvin Yap and Eli Mishkin join host Christine Dela Rosa to hear Scott’s takes, and reflect back on the season’s debates.
2022-06-1426 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudBeziehungsstatus: “Kompliziert, aber auf dem richtigen Weg” – Atlassian Cloud und der Datenschutz (Podcast)Konkrete Fragen und Antworten zu einem komplexen Thema
Für die meisten Menschen in Unternehmen ist das Thema wahrscheinlich nicht besonders einladend und verlockend – und dennoch kommt man kaum darum herum, wenn man als Organisation moderne Unternehmenssoftware einsetzen will. Die Rede ist von der Cloud und dem Datenschutz.
Dabei handelt es sich aus Sicht vieler Leute vermutlich um eine recht abstrakte Diskussion. Man ahnt zwar: Cloud-Software und Datenschutz – das ist kein Traumpaar, sondern eher eine schwierige Beziehung, das scheint an manchen Stellen zu knirschen und nicht so richtig zusammenzupassen, da stehen sich teils unter...
2022-06-0841 min
The Platform Journey3. Anu Bharadwaj, Atlassian COO: Leading With Heart and Winning With ExecutionIn this episode, Anu Bharadwaj shares her tricks of the trade as one of the most impressive product and platform minds we know. She draws on her time at Microsoft, where she launched several products for Microsoft Studio, as well as her current role leading operations for Atlassian, to provide some really fascinating insights. How Atlassian got its start (1:23)Anu’s unique journey from Microsoft to her role as Atlassian COO (3:56)The three key things that led to the platformization of Atlassian (11:44)The impressive proliferation of the Atlassian Marketplace (17:13)The roadblocks and challenges Atlassian has faced with both plat...
2022-05-2632 minWork CheckShould your manager be responsible for your emotional wellbeing?The role of the manager has evolved dramatically since the days of barking orders and closed doors. But with modern managers being tasked with managing productivity, morale, development…are we asking too much? Today’s debate digs into how responsible managers should be for the emotional wellbeing of their team members.Arguing in favor of managers taking on this emotional labor is debater Eli Mishkin, joined by workplace wellness consultant Laura Putnam who shares just how much your manager already affects your wellbeing (…and even your heart health!). Debating against this responsibility is Marshall Walker Lee with suppor...
2022-05-1726 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Atlassian Cloud und der funktionelle Status quoHält die Cloud die Wertversprechen, die Server und Data Center bieten?
Atlassian sieht sich als "Cloud Company" – und der Erfolg dieser Produktlinie gibt dem Unternehmen recht: Mittlerweile erwirtschaftet der Hersteller von Jira, Confluence und Co. höhere Umsätze mit den Cloud-Lösungen als mit den On-Premise-Produktlinien.
Den meisten Atlassian-Kunden, die heute Server- oder Data-Center-Produkte nutzen, steht früher oder später ein Umstieg in die Atlassian Cloud bevor, sofern sie weiterhin mit Atlassian-Software arbeiten wollen.
Während sich die Produktreihe Atlassian Server gerade in Abwicklung befindet, wird Data Center sicherlic...
2022-02-1617 min
East Meets West: A Podcast about understanding Asia Tech and how Asia Tech affects the worldHow Atlassian beats Microsoft & Slack with Product-Led Growth | Breaking down Atlassian (NASDAQ:TEAM)In this episode, Dan and Albert break down Atlassian. Atlassian produces software that helps teams work together more efficiently and effectively. The company provides project planning and management software, collaboration tools, and IT help desk solutions. The company operates in four segments: subscriptions, maintenance, perpetual license and and other (training, strategic consulting, and revenue from the Atlassian Marketplace app store). Atlassian was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Sydney, Australia.
Leave us a Review! If you enjoy listening to the podcast, we'd love for you to rate us 5-stars on iTunes / Apple Podcasts. Here's a link to l...
2022-02-1246 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Häufige Fragen zum Wechsel in die Atlassian CloudDie Cloud, der Umstieg und die tatsächlichen und scheinbaren Herausforderungen
Gerade in diesen Tagen ist die Frage, ob bzw. wann Unternehmen sich von ihren Atlassian-Server-Systemen verabschieden und den Schritt in die Atlassian Cloud gehen, wieder hochaktuell: Am 15. Februar endet die Frist, bis zu der Server-Kunden ihre Nutzerstaffeln nach oben oder unten anpassen können; anschließend sind Up- und Downgrades nicht mehr möglich. Anfang 2024 wird Atlassian den Support für die Server-Produktreihe schließlich einstellen.
Für Kunden, die mittelfristig weiterhin ihre Atlassian-Systeme selbst betreiben wollen oder müssen, also On-Premise, gibt es...
2022-02-0922 min
Work CheckDo operating rhythms drive company culture?Operating rhythms – the reoccurring processes you do with your team, like daily stand-ups or project retros – are a proven way to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of your team. But can they also help scale your company culture?Join host Christine Dela Rosa and debaters Marshall Walker Lee and Kelvin Yap as they debate if you can operationalize something as complex as culture. In this episode, you'll hear Dr. Tina Shah talk about the power of strong operating rhythms in preventing burnout, and LaunchDarkly's Jonathan Nolen shares how operating rhythms allow his company to live their...
2021-12-1425 minWork CheckIs it time to get rid of annual planning?A lot of people think of annual planning as a necessary evil – but after the past few years of unpredictability and torn-up plans...is it still serving its purpose? Alternative planning methods are out there, but are they really any better? Join host Christine Dela Rosa and debaters Dominique Ward and Kelvin Yap, as they determine the best ways to forecast for the future. In this episode, you'll also hear from Daydream's founder Nels Gilbreth on how annual planning provides alignment and purpose, and strategic advisor Lauren Bourke shares the cultural advantages annual planning provides. Fina...
2021-11-3020 min
Work CheckShould senior leadership drive employee resource groups?So many companies are reworking their relationship with diversity, equity and inclusion actions this year, as they should. But for affinity groups within companies, like ERGs or BRGs, developed to support underrepresented groups - what is the best role for leadership to play? Should they be the driving force, or take a backseat role? Join host Christine Dela Rosa and debaters Dominique Ward and Shannon Winter, as they consider the best ways management can support these internal groups. In this episode, you'll hear from DEI consultant Frank Starling on the opportunities for accountability when leadership drives ERGs; a...
2021-11-1623 min
Work CheckDoes your remote team really need an in-person offsite?The offsite is a staple – for individual teams, departments or even entire companies. A chance for everyone to get OOO, bond and get some deep work done. But today, as more and more teams are moving to hybrid or remote working, are they really necessary? Join host, Christine Dela Rosa and debaters Marshall Walker Lee and Shannon Winter and find out if your distributed team really needs to meet IRL. In this episode, you'll hear from team builder Anne Thornley-Brown on why setting goals for offsites is crucial, and Unsplash's CEO Mikael Cho shares the stor...
2021-11-0224 min
Work CheckCan agile methods actually scale?“Agile” is one of the buzziest workplace practices today - all about moving fast and breaking things, and iterating to perfection. The practice has picked up fans and detractors, as more and more companies have left waterfall methodologies in their wake. But is agile the way to go for all teams, and can it actually scale? Host Christine Dela Rosa moderates a fiery debate between Kelvin Yap and Dominique Ward over the limitations and opportunities of agile at scale.In this episode, you'll also hear from Lutron Electronics' Ben Bard about how scaling agile united his c...
2021-10-1924 min
Work CheckShould you get your team in sync, async?Should that meeting have been an email? We all know what it's like to sit through a long and pointless meeting, but a good live gathering can be more inspiring than any async exchange. So whether you’re working remotely or in the office, what should be the default way of collaborating – asynchronous, or live?Join host Christine Dela Rosa and debaters Marshall Walker Lee and Dominique Ward for a meeting of the minds and see what they discover.In this episode, you'll hear from John Kim, of Emory University's Goizueta Business School about the high...
2021-10-0522 min
Work CheckAre internal hackathons really good for business?Is there a shortcut to innovative ideas? Some say hackathons are a pressure cooker for out-of-the-box thinking, and others say they’re just a recipe for half-baked prototypes. Join host Christine Dela Rosa and debaters Shannon Winter and Kelvin Yap as they argue whether hackathons really are good for business.In this episode, Atlassian's Philip Braddock, Workday's Alex Jones, and service design director Rachel Lane share their experiences with hackathons – from the innovative and inclusive to the not-so-collaborative. For the transcript and takeaways, visit https://www.atlassian.com/blog/podcast/work-check.
2021-09-2118 min
Work CheckShould companies eat their own dogfood?The name is hard to defend, but the practice of “dogfooding” is a staple in product development. But should every company be product testing this way...or should we leave this practice behind? Join host Christine Dela Rosa and debaters Marshall Walker Lee and Shannon Winter to learn if you really need to “eat your own dogfood” to make products that work.In this episode, co-CEO of Easy Agile Nick Muldoon joins to share his successes with dogfooding. Atlassian's Head of Engineering Paul Slade speaks of the dangers of dogfooding, and Project Inkblot's Akilah Scharff talks about the limi...
2021-09-0721 min
TeamistryWhere There's a Will (Smith), There's a WayIn March of 2020, as Will Smith is filming the biopic "King Richard," the emergence of COVID-19 abruptly shuts down all production. With unusual downtime and an urge to uplift his audience amid looming uncertainty, the actor meets with his production team at Westbrook Media to find a creative solution. What if they created a variety show with Will as the host – from his house? Smith had never hosted a variety show, and Westbrook Media had never done anything like it – not to mention during a pandemic, where the full production crew can't be on set, and those on location must...
2021-08-1634 min
Work CheckIntroducing: Work CheckIs your company working as well as it could be? This new podcast from Atlassian brings you fun and fiery debates over today's trendiest workplace practices, from dogfooding to agile at scale, asynchronous collaboration to ERGs. Join host Christine Dela Rosa and a pair of debaters each week, as they argue if and how you should add these practices to your work life. New episodes out September 7th.
2021-08-0601 min
TeamistryCampbell’s Finds the Soup for their SoulThe can is Americana itself; the product indistinguishable from the ordinary contents. It's part of a quintessential American meal, soothing the hunger and warming the souls of families for more than a hundred years. But in 2001, a toxic atmosphere hung over the workers at The Campbell Soup Company. Its headquarters stood isolated behind barbed fences in the run-down city of Camden, New Jersey. Inside, a culture of anxiety and distrust prevailed. Employees, uneasy about going outside the gates, ate lunch in the building – and got no discounts on soup. The dwindling morale, along with impending financial crisis, pushed the co...
2021-08-0228 min
TeamistryOn a Mission for Equitable Internet in DetroitWhen the pandemic struck, many pivoted their lives online – to connect with family, to work, to attend school. But many others, living in cutoff communities, like several neighborhoods in the city of Detroit, Michigan, where generations of systemic racism and poor infrastructure has left them largely isolated, this wasn't an option. Up to 40% of residents in these underserved areas have no internet at all, keeping them from the online world where everything had moved. But an enterprising team of "digital stewards" is changing this reality. In this episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite tells the story of the Detroit Eq...
2021-07-1929 min
The Breakout Growth PodcastAtlassian Offers a Masterclass in Growth; Senior Growth Product Manager Shows us HowAtlassian is the powerhouse behind popular productivity software brands including Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Trello. Their solutions help more than 170,000 businesses, and in this episode of the Breakout Growth Podcast Sean Ellis and Ethan Garr are joined by Atlassian’s Senior Growth Product Manager, Andrea Ho. Today, Atlassian is one of the most respected and fast-growing companies in the world, but it took some time before the company was able to dial in growth. Andrea says she and many others in Australia have been attracted to this “homegrown unicorn” because the company is always i...
2021-07-0749 min
TeamistryReinventing Hot WheelsIn 2016, a research video played in a conference room of Mattel Inc. caused deep concern. It showed an eight-year-old playing with iconic Hot Wheels™ toy cars. "Imagine doing this for an hour," the boy said, as if it was torture. The moment confirmed what many Mattel employees already knew: kids were shifting from physical toys to digital games at increasingly younger ages. And it meant that Hot Wheels, the best-selling toy on the planet, was losing its primary audience to digital gadgets and putting the company's future in jeopardy. The moment galvanized a small group of forward-thinking employees and a...
2021-07-0525 min
TeamistrySaving an Indian Cricket League from ItselfA cricket match played on April 18th 2008 between two city-based teams in India marks a historic moment in sports. It was the beginning of the Indian Premier League (IPL), a radically new tournament within the shortest format of cricket. Spearheaded by a flamboyant businessman, the IPL was to become for cricket what the National Football League (NFL) is to American football: an exciting prime-time entertainment for a new, global fanbase. And that worked – at first. Then the IPL's founder is thrown out, scandal rocks the league, and even diehard fans turn away from their beloved sport. In this episode, ho...
2021-06-2135 min
TeamistryWhen IBM Nearly Missed the InternetIn 1994, IBM sponsored the Winter Olympics and held exclusive rights to telecast the games. But Dave Grossman – an engineer at IBM – discovered Sun Microsystems had stolen the live feed and was posting the results on its website. This sparked the creation of a team of innovators that not only convinced IBM's top brass to pay attention to the Internet but influenced a seismic change in everything about IBM as an organization. In the first episode of season 3, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite takes us through the story of how the newly-assembled team built a website from scratch in time for t...
2021-06-0729 min
TeamistrySeason 3: Time for ChangeIn Season 3 of Teamistry, filmmaker and host Gabriela Cowperthwaite returns to spotlight teams that not only achieve the impossible, but also inspire change.These stories of leadership and courage mark a turning point in how organizations—and even whole industries—are transformed for the better. Follow along as a team of trailblazers brings IBM on to the web; a group of innovators at Mattel fuses the world's No.1 selling toy Hot Wheels with a virtual platform; a community of digital stewards in Detroit connects underserved neighbors to the Internet. And many more. Starting June 7th, a new epis...
2021-05-2402 min
MLOps.communityMachine Learning at Atlassian // Geoff Sims // Coffee Session#34Coffee Sessions #34 with Geoff Sims of Atlassian, Machine Learning at Atlassian.//Abstract As one of the world's most visible software companies, Atlassian's vast data and deep product suite pose an interesting MLOps challenge, and we're grateful to Geoff for taking us behind the curtain.//BioGeoff is a Principal Data Scientist at Atlassian, the software company behind Jira, Confluence & Trello. He works with the product teams and focuses on delivering smarter in-product experiences and recommendations to our millions of active users by using machine learning at scale. Prior to this, he...
2021-04-1258 min
GritCRO Atlassian, Cameron Deatsch: Exploring Atlassian’s Unorthodox StrategyAtlassian is one of the most unorthodox technology companies in the world. Almost everything the company does is completely different than what you would expect. And yet, the organization has been massively successful and efficient in achieving growth.In this episode of Go to Market Grit, Joubin and Cameron discuss how Cameron built a $44 billion business without a sales team, and some of the company’s key growth levers.In this episode of Go to Market Grit, we cover: Cameron’s role as CRO of Atlassian, and what he does on a daily basis.Some...
2020-12-1455 min
TeamistryPatagonia’s Demand for Ethical SupplyBefore corporate social responsibility was a popular concept, Patagonia declared its commitment to better outcomes for their workers, and the planet. They soon discovered that commitment would include major pitfalls, but it seems the more Patagonia doubles down on its values, the better it performs. In this episode, we hear from Craig Wilson, former lead strategist for consumer marketing at Patagonia; Bethany Patten, Senior Associate Director for MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative, and Maya Spaull, Vice President of apparel and home goods at Fair Trade USA. We also speak with Andrew Kenney, a journalist who got insider access to see...
2020-11-3028 min
TeamistryA Shot at Change: The Making of a VaccineIn the West African country of Burkina Faso in the 1980s, an 18-year-old boy is killed in the road. Why? A case of meningitis. The meningitis epidemic in Sub-Saharan Africa spurred a global race to find a vaccine, led by the founding of the Meningitis Vaccine Project (MVP). This network of doctors, vaccine developers, public health officials, and UN workers converged to develop an inexpensive vaccine – without Big Pharma. Instead, they built teams as an ecosystem of thriving partnerships. In this episode of Teamistry, we hear from the original MVP team and how they persevered despite enormous challenges....
2020-11-1627 min
TeamistryWhen a Picture is Worth a Thousand AnimalsIn the desert plains of Northern Kenya, hundreds of people from around the world and different walks of life have gathered. The photographs they take with their GPS-enabled cameras might be humanity's best shot at saving an entire species. This is the story of Wildbook, an artificial intelligence (AI) software program that creates a live database to track animal populations. In this episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite discovers how a shared mission, and a shared technology platform supporting the work of diverse teams, is saving animals – and the biodiversity of the planet. We hear from Tanya Ber...
2020-11-0230 min
TeamistryMission Impossible: The Thai Cave RescueIn the summer of 2018, 12 Thai teenagers and their 25-year-old soccer coach got stuck deep inside the labyrinthine – and flooding – Tham Luang caves of Thailand’s Chiang Rai province. In this episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite takes us inside the caves and alongside the people assembled from across Thailand and the world to work together on a dire rescue mission. Hour after hour, as the caves continued to flood and oxygen tanks ran low, we learn about the leadership and teamwork that enabled disparate groups to remain synchronized, overcome cultural barriers, and make difficult, life-or-death decisions. We hea...
2020-10-1935 min
TeamistryIceland vs. COVID: Containing a PandemicEarly in the COVID-19 pandemic, Iceland had become the worst-hit country in Scandinavia. But it reversed its fate, without a full lockdown. And to date, Iceland has seen very few deaths. How? Largely because of the harmonious collaboration of "The Trinity" – Iceland’s chief epidemiologist, Director of Health, and superintendent of police – who implemented the "pandemic plan" – a framework for working together, and saving lives. In episode two of Teamistry's second season, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite brings us a story of optimism to cut through the gloom. We hear directly from The Trinity: Alma Moller, Iceland's Director of Health, Þórólfur Guðnas...
2020-10-0529 min
Trundl Talks | Dialogue with Industry ExpertsTrundl Talks with Tamanna, Celina & Darline | Communities and Collaboration - Atlassian CommunityIn this episode of Trundl Talks, the speakers talk about the Atlassian Community and collaborations. They talk about their approach towards driving the collaboration amongst the leaders in the community. They also share their perspectives on how the community is evolving in the Covid19 scenario.
Put your questions in the comments and we will try to answer them all.
About the Guests (alphabetical order):
Tamanna Godara(Community Manager APAC at Atlassian) is a passionate marketer and program manager, rich experience of working with a global team spread across various...
2020-10-0126 min
TeamistrySeiko's Duelling FactoriesIn the aftermath of World War II, Japan must rebuild its economy. Certain products become vital exports in the revitalization effort, including the wristwatch. Seiko leaps to the forefront of the recovery, but there's a problem: their watches aren't good. The company decides to bring R&D in-house to take advantage of constructive competition between its factories, and winds up going from industry failure to time-honored player on the world stage.In episode one of Teamistry's second season, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite takes us on the journey of how Seiko turned its fortunes. We hear from Hirokazu...
2020-09-2132 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Einblicke in ein offenes Buchprojekt zu Scaled Agile und SAFeEin neues Fachbuch, SAFe-Weiterbildung und Aha-Momente bei Expertengesprächen
Die aktuelle Staffel unseres Podcasts steht ganz im Zeichen der Skalierung von Agilität nach dem Scaled Agile Framework SAFe. In den bisherigen Folgen haben wir eine zweiteilige Einführung gegeben und anschließend über Software-Unterstützung mit Atlassian-Tools diskutiert. In der vorliegenden Podcast-Ausgabe sprechen wir nun mit Martin Seibert, der von einem coolen Buchprojekt zu SAFe zu berichten weiß, das unter seibert.biz/werunonagile entsteht.
Wie ist die Idee entstanden, ein Fachbuch über Scaled Agile zu schreiben? Welche Schwerpunkte setzt es? Welche Aha-Momente erlebt m...
2020-09-0922 min
TeamistryTeamistry Season 2: The Team of TeamsIn season one of Teamistry, we put the spotlight on teams behind the scenes, the people responsible for some of the greatest achievements of our times. Like the team of astronomers who gave us the first-ever photograph of a black hole, and the team that averted a nuclear meltdown at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. In season two, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite takes us beyond the heroics of a single team and expands the focus to the power of multiple teams working together. How groups of teams – with different sets of skills, experiences, and even personalities – can embrace uncertainty, innovate, and...
2020-09-0702 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Software-Unterstützung für die Agile-Skalierung nach SAFeWarum SAFe eine Software-Basis braucht und welche Optionen es gibt
In der aktuellen Staffel unseres Podcasts beschäftigen wir uns mit der Skalierung von Agilität nach dem Scaled Agile Framework SAFe. Nachdem wir in den ersten beiden Folgen zusammen mit Dr. Thorsten Janning eine Einführung in das SAFe-Konzept gegeben haben, sprechen wir diesmal konkret über Software-Lösungen, die Unternehmen dabei helfen wollen, die Agile-Skalierung digital zu unterstützen.
Im Interview gibt Peter Weingärtner aus unserem Entwicklungsteam von Agile Hive – SAFe mit Atlassian-Tools einen Überblick über die Ziele und Möglichkeiten der Software...
2020-09-0223 minTrundl Talks | Dialogue with Industry ExpertsApp Development for Atlassian Marketplace | Trundl Talks with Evan Golden and Joshua Platt by Sajit Nair | Episode 4 | Trundl.comIn this episode of Trundl Talks, Evan Golden(Lead Solutions Engineer and Product Manager at SmartDraw Software) and Joshua Platt(Vice President, Products at SmartDraw Software) talk about the life cycle of App development, how the approach is taken to convert an idea to the app for Atlassian Marketplace by taking the example of VisualScript.
Put your questions in comments and we will try to answer them all.
About the Guests(alphabetical order):
Evan Golden(Lead Solutions Architect, SmartDraw Software) has over 11 years of...
2020-09-0134 min
TeamistryThe Team that Fashioned Apollo 11When Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon for the first time, we don't actually see his face. We see his moonsuit. That moonsuit — in effect — is Neil Armstrong; an inseparable part of this historic moment. While the spacesuit kept him alive to tell that story in his own words, what went unnoticed is the extraordinary team that stitched it together. In the final episode of Season 1 of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite shines a light on the team of seamstresses and engineers whose meticulous craftwork, creativity, and dedication helped us realize the dream of putting a man on the moon. In t...
2020-06-2230 min
TeamistryThe United States of CompromiseThe great American experiment was about to fail. On the eve of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 – where the U.S. Constitution began – the French minister to America wrote home to his superiors in Paris, "What part of the United States would you like to take when it falls apart?" Disunity between states, a faltering economy, active rebellions, the threat of European interference – all were contributing factors. The Articles of Confederation — the original post-independence document – weren't working. The fledgling country needed an overhaul of its core principles. In this episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite revisits that summer of 1787 when a monument...
2020-06-0826 min
TeamistryFinding the Way to Google MapsIt's hard to remember what it took to get around before the invention of Google Maps. But the technology has changed everything from daily routes to road trips to navigating unknown territory. Because of Google Maps, the entire globe seems reachable. But the road to inventing Google Maps? That's another story. In this episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite uncovers the tale of this indispensable technology and the team that built it. In 2001, Lars Rasmussen, Jens Rasmussen, Noel Gordon, and Stephen Ma are developing a product they believe will change the mapping landscape. But like so many great inventions...
2020-05-2525 min
TeamistryThe Brilliant Success of Shackleton’s FailureSir Ernest Shackleton wanted to be the first man to walk across the Antarctic continent. In 1914, with a crew of 28 men, he set sail on the Endurance to complete the first “Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition." But harsh winds and frigid temperatures threatened the voyage from the start, and in short order the ship was marooned thousands of miles away from civilization. Shackleton suddenly realized a different task was at hand – keeping his crew alive. A team of restless seamen who quickly run out of food, patience, and hope. In this episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite travels back in time to d...
2020-05-1131 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Remote-Events statt Präsenzveranstaltungen – Organisation, Technik, BeteiligungErfahrungen aus einem Remote-Event mit 180 Teilnehmern
Wir stecken nach wie vor mitten in der Coronakrise. Kontaktbeschränkungen und Home-Office bestimmen unser Leben, und auch wenn einige Restriktionen inzwischen wieder etwas gelockert werden, ist an größere physische Events (beispielsweise mit Kunden) im Moment nicht zu denken.
Wer für diese Zeit eine Veranstaltung geplant hatte, steht vor der Frage: Ausfallen lassen, auf unbestimmte Zeit verschieben – oder gibt es vielleicht doch alternative Möglichkeiten?
In der neuen Folge unseres Podcasts blicken wir mit unserem Kollegen Joachim Seibert auf ein Event zurück, das als...
2020-05-0619 min
TeamistrySaving FukushimaOn March 11, 2011 Japan was struck by a 9.1-magnitude earthquake, the most powerful in the country's recorded history. But the real horror had only just begun. A 14-meter-high tsunami created by the seismic event followed, sending giant waves of seawater crashing into the the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, triggering a nuclear disaster. While the world watched in horror, the responsibility of containing the disaster fell on workers who had to risk their lives to salvage the plant -- and protect the planet. In this episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite takes us through the harrowing experience that no amount...
2020-04-2726 minPodcast – Nachrichten, Tipps & Anleitungen für Agile, Entwicklung, Atlassian-Software (JIRA, Confluence, Bitbucket, …) und Google CloudPodcast: Das PI-Planning in SAFe als Remote-EventPI-Planning ohne physische Zusammenkunft?
In der aktuellen Staffel unseres Podcasts beschäftigen wir uns mit unterschiedlichen Aspekten der Remote-Zusammenarbeit. Nachdem wir uns in den ersten Folgen vor allem auf die Teamebene konzentriert haben, wollen wir nun mal eine höhere Perspektive einnehmen und die Organisation agiler Prozesse auf Unternehmensebene betrachten. Konkret: Es geht um das PI-Planning, das wichtigste Ereignis im Rahmen des Scaled Agile Frameworks SAFe.
Die Beschränkungen und Auswirkungen der Corona-Pandemie sind eigentlich in jedem Unternehmen zu spüren, und sie betreffen bekanntlich vor allem die physische Zusammenarbeit und Abstimmung von Mens...
2020-04-2231 min
TeamistryThe Car that Saved FordIn 1985, the automobile giant Ford was teetering on the edge of financial collapse. Faced with internal chaos, an uninspiring product line, and fierce competition from Japanese cars – they needed a sensation. Enter: The Ford Taurus. This breakthrough model didn't just rescue the company, it sparked new life in an industry that represented 3% of the United State's GDP. But how Ford did it is even more surprising. For the first time ever, the venerable carmaker changed how it made cars. It introduced a brand new cross-functional team approach, putting engineering and design together in the same room, and welcoming the co...
2020-04-1326 min
TeamistryPhotographing a Black HoleOn April 10, 2019, the world saw what many thought was unseeable. An international group of astronomers and scientists — called The Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration — photographed a Black Hole. But while this first-ever image of a glowing orange ring was splashed across the front pages, buried in the back was the amazing story of how the team actually did it. A story of the herculean scientific work and dicey political maneuvering required from the researchers and scientists that spanned countries, continents, and institutions. In the second episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite uncovers the story of a team separated by time zone...
2020-03-3026 min
TeamistryThe Wizards of Menlo ParkIt's time to set the record straight: Thomas Edison's greatest achievement was not the lightbulb. In fact, he wasn't even the first to invent it. The unrecognized master stroke of Edison was he brought together some of the brightest minds to collaborate, exchange ideas, and work in creative ways to change the world as we knew it. In the first episode of Teamistry, host Gabriela Cowperthwaite journeys to late-19th century Menlo Park, where a team of unsung heroes is hard at work setting up an electricity grid that could light up a New York city block. There's a...
2020-03-1622 min
Community SignalBuilding and Nurturing Atlassian’s Community Leaders ProgramWhen Trello was acquired by Atlassian, Erica Moss went from being a team of one to a community manager with a supportive and specialized team. With this came the challenge of supporting Atlassian’s Community Leaders program, a group of Atlassian experts that share their knowledge with others. Tasked with taking the community from a Q&A forum to something more, Erica focused on what she thought would keep community members coming back and the “warm fuzzies” that would help community leaders define their tone and new members feel welcome. And while Erica has grown the Community Leaders pr...
2019-04-2243 min
The Admins of Atlassian PodcastE12.5 – In The NewsIn this episode, a quick update on the latest Atlassian releases.
2017-11-2903 minThe Admins of Atlassian PodcastE10 – 404 App Not FoundIn the final part three of this three-part mini-series, we talk about building your own Atlassian App (high level).
2017-10-1710 minThe Admins of Atlassian PodcastE9 – Atlassian Verified AppsIn part two of this three-part mini-series, we talk about Atlassian Verified Apps.
2017-10-0309 min