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Atlassian, the enterprise software company behind collaborative, team-focused products like Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Trello, undoubtedly values customer feedback and collaboration. Their Early Adopter Programs (EAP) have been a sure way to get users' direct feedback about new features, improvements, or products. 
Early adopter programs come with many benefits to Atlassian and customers but also some challenges that participants should be aware of.

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Atlassian Intelligence is a new AI-based feature integrated into the Atlassian platform that acts as a virtual teammate for your team. It leverages generative AI technology from OpenAI combined with internally developed AI capabilities. This enables Atlassian Intelligence to understand how your team collaborates and provide results tailored to your company's unique context to accelerate your work processes deeply. 

David Fischer developed the JMWE app to automate Jira workflows, and it gained widespread popularity. To expand his development team, he collaborated with TECUNIQUE. This partnership played a crucial role in JMWE becoming a top-selling app in the Atlassian Marketplace. Here is how it all happened. 

AI technologies have become a popular topic these days, but their most anticipated and promising application, providing meaningful answers to inquiries, has numerous applications in service desk support. AI can empower virtual agents to handle routine support requests, freeing human agents to focus on more complex issues. 

Jira and Confluence Cloud are popular platforms among healthcare organizations and hospitals for managing daily tasks, projects, and data, including Protected Health Information (PHI). While these platforms enable quick and easy access to patient data, organizations must be cautious to avoid violating HIPAA regulations due to the sensitive nature of the information they collect. Jira Service Management Cloud Enterprise is now HIPAA compliant.