Listen to Atlassian Impact, Isos Technology's monthly podcast series. The Isos team, with their extensive experience and countless projects, has gained valuable insights through trial and error. Each month, the host Erin Philips, Isos' Director of Product Marketing, will engage in conversations with Atlassian experts. 

In the first episode of the "Tough Conversations with CIOs" podcast, industry experts, including Wendy Zacchio, CIO at Zelis, share their insights. Wendy brings a wealth of experience as a C-level leader in healthcare and has recently assumed the CIO position at the innovative health-tech company, Zelis. Here, the experts have engaged in candid discussions with Wendy about the Enterprise Agility journey. 

This article explains the differences and similarities between DevOps and Agile methodologies. DevOps is a set of practices that focuses on collaboration between development and operations teams, with an emphasis on automation and continuous integration and delivery. 

In an increasingly digital world, cloud-first is the future, especially for enterprise organizations seeking to remain agile. This webinar explores the advantages of Atlassian Cloud Enterprise, such as enhanced scalability, improved team productivity, and fortified enterprise-level security.

There are numerous Agile processes and principles available to choose from, but attempting to implement all of them is impractical and unnecessary. To simplify the process, it is best to focus on the essential principles that will aid in creating business agility. This article will identify ten crucial principles, or building blocks, to help organizations create a culture of agility. Any attempts to improve agility, whether through processes, workflows, or tool configurations, should be assessed against these principles.

This white paper by Isos Technology covers various topics, including the three keys to agility: people, practices, and technology, the role of technology in driving organizational agility and using practices to achieve organizational success, leadership, and culture. 

The Agile Manifesto was introduced in 2001 with the vision of prioritizing people over processes to develop software. Since then, agile methodologies have been widely embraced. Enterprise agile transformation requires more than just scaling agile practices; it demands that the entire organization becomes focused on delivering customer value and satisfaction, which entails a complete overhaul of the company's operations. Learn the reasons for enterprise agile transformation, the risks of not undertaking it, and how failed transformations can be as difficult as not doing it at all. 

This webinar explores the true meaning of Agile and why some organizations have seen success with its adoption while others have not. It questions whether the lack of results is due to Agile itself or if it is a matter of implementation. 

The benefits of cloud computing are undeniable, from cost savings to improved security. This webinar explores the advantages of Atlassian Cloud and how it helps organizations overcome challenges faster, increase business agility, and drive continuous innovation.

This short paper covers various aspects of having a successful digital transformation, including the importance of teamwork, using the right tools, structured group decision making, focus on team objectives, increased job satisfaction, enhanced collaboration, daily task management, and flexibility to grow with the Atlassian Platform plus Apps and APIs. 

Leadership buy-in is critical to successfully implementing agile throughout an organization. According to the 15th State of Agile Report, 41% of survey respondents identified the absence of leadership participation, while 42% identified inadequate management support and sponsorship as barriers to agile adoption. This webinar discusses how to partner with leaders, set expectations, build a culture of transparency and learning, provide real-world examples, and use the proper tooling, like Atlassian's Jira Align.