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 on-demand webinar is a must for anyone migrating Confluence from Server to Cloud. Clearvision's IT Operations Manager covers the top 5 dos and don’ts for a successful migration. The webinar discusses testing the new system, completing gardening before starting, considering not moving all data, preparing for pushback and questions, and maintaining internal communication. 

Clearvision's Atlassian specialists have written the Ultimate Ninja Guide to Atlassian tools, which covers Jira, Jira Service Management, Jira Work Management, and Confluence. 

Clearvision's Product Manager, Jake Churcher, and Chief Revenue Officer, Paul Renshaw, discuss the impact of Jira Cloud on the software industry while carpooling in a Tesla. They address why users and teams may lose interest in Jira, how to rekindle the love for it, ways to enhance productivity with the tool, the evolution of Jira, and service management with IT, including Jira Work Management and Jira Service Management.

Jira Data Center is created explicitly for enterprise-level organizations, offering uninterrupted access and instantaneous scalability. This white paper focuses on scaling solutions for businesses experiencing rapid growth and facing challenges with their software infrastructure.

Hear the speaker discuss the total cost of ownership (TCO) of supporting the Atlassian stack in three models: self-support, vendor support, and partner support. Get an overview of the planned and unplanned costs included in each scenario and what to expect from each support model presented.