Change management acts as a crucial catalyst, bridging the gap between innovative ideas and their realization within an organization. By leveraging the capabilities of Jira and implementing the best practices outlined in this article, companies can effectively manage change, facilitating team improvement and growth and fostering an environment conducive to continuous development and evolution. 

To achieve a secure and effective application migration, it is essential to establish a reliable process, which requires prior experience. Contegix, based on their 16 years of experience with Atlassian environments, shares their process in the form of a worksheet.

Often overlooked and added as an afterthought to an Atlassian migration, User Acceptance Testing (UAT) is frequently assigned to users who need proper guidance or understanding. This webinar highlights the significance of a well-structured UAT, how it mitigates risk, and why this migration milestone is crucial for setting up your teams for success.

In today's fast-paced world, time is a precious commodity that we can't afford to waste. As businesses strive to be more efficient and productive, automation has become an essential tool for success. This white paper is packed with more than 30 ideas that will inspire you to automate your processes and protect your valuable time. With these ideas, you'll be able to automate across a range of topics, including information recency, input control, communications, instant time savings, user and role-based automations, and streamlined issue journeys. 

For busy Atlassian managers, this white paper offers practical insights and knowledge to become their company's hero. It covers various topics, such as understanding the typical Atlassian environment, monitoring and optimizing the instance, preparing for worst-case scenarios, and ensuring the security of the instance. 

Get an overview of two approaches to managing Jira instances: Federated Instances and Consolidation of Jira Instances. Federated Instances allow for the federation of Jira instances and provide greater flexibility for business units while mitigating operational risks. Consolidation of Jira Instances involves a centralized Jira environment and allows for hybrid models. 

In organizations that have implemented Jira, IT teams and key stakeholders may find themselves managing the tool as an additional responsibility. However, this can become increasingly challenging to scale and manage over time. In a brief recording, Jake Churcher, a Product Manager and IT specialist, provides insights on avoiding becoming solely responsible for Jira and accumulating a backlog of projects and other obligations.

This white paper is written for any organization planning to merge multiple instances of Atlassian tools, primarily Jira Software, Jira Service Management, and Confluence, and migrate them to the Cloud. You will learn why organizations merge and migrate, the potential benefits of a merge migration, insight into areas requiring special attention, and how an experienced Atlassian Partner can support a successful merge migration. You will also learn more about other important aspects and more.

Learn about consolidating Atlassian environments before or during a cloud migration. The process can be challenging, but it is crucial to ensure a high-performing environment that promotes best practices in ITSM, DevOps, and Agile development. This webinar by Isos Technology features industry experts who discuss merging instances and the business impacts of consolidation. 

Are you considering a little fall cleaning in your Jira or Jira Service Management (JSM) instance? Perhaps it has become cluttered with too many projects, fields, workflows, and schemas, or maybe there is little consistency in how various teams in your organization have implemented Agile and ITSM practices. Listen to this webinar and learn from Jira administrators and other experts on how to make your Atlassian setup shine.

This white paper by Isos Technology delves into the issue of clutter accumulation in organizations that utilize Atlassian tools, which can hinder the ability to make changes to these tools. It explores the difficulties that arise when Atlassian instances become disorganized and provide practical guidance for cleaning up Jira Service Management, Jira, and Confluence.