Whether you're just starting out in Confluence, or working in it every day, join Sven Peters from K15t to discover the "hacks" that will maximize your productivity and make work flow more seamlessly. Transform your content and learn the keyboard shortcuts, layout tricks, automation, and customizations that will make creating beautiful spaces and pages a breeze.

Over the past few years, Optimizely grew from a single-product company built by a handful of engineers and designers to a multi-product company built by many teams. But, its development processes didn't adapt fast enough to keep up with growth. Engineers had too many dependencies in flight, designers were added too late in the process to be effective, and the highest value work wasn't properly prioritized.

Raise your hand if you enjoy being buried in alerts or woken up at 2am? (Yeah... thought so.) Ever-rising customer expectations around high availability and performance put massive pressure on the teams who develop and support SaaS products. And teams are literally losing sleep over it.

If you want your DevOps initiative to take off, be prepared to provide some metrics! IT organizations that can't quantify their risk factors and exposure are likely to make investments in DevOps where it doesn’t matter. After working with several teams that lost their support for DevOps after making automation investments in areas that weren't important, Anne Hungate's “Know Your Numbers” model emerged.

Everyone is excited about cloud-native applications. And for good reason! They're scalable, resilient, portable across cloud environments, and make it easier to incorporate customer feedback quickly. But there's a catch: cloud-native applications fundamentally change the way you provision, deploy, and manage your infrastructure.

In an age of disruption, increasingly complex and chaotic problems demand emergent or completely novel practices. Decades-old practices no longer work, raising difficult questions about the role of management in a world being disrupted by technology.

Software has changed the way we work, and no one has had to adapt faster than the IT team. In this keynote, learn about the new developments across Atlassian cloud products targeted at helping IT teams meet the challenges of building a world-class operations, incident management and support organization.

Incident response teams are evolving, thanks to DevOps, agile, and today’s demand for always-on services. But, what’s the best way to respond when you’re faced with a complex mix of systems, software, and teams? Is there a way to respond faster, collaborate better, and continuously improve your incident management process?

Service desks have traditionally been used by IT and support teams. However, providing stellar service isn't limited to just those teams. From legal to marketing, managing facilities, and everything in between, teams are being bombarded and interrupted with requests.

Atlassian product teams use a blend of agile and DevOps practices. But there are still SOX and ISO compliance standards to meet when it comes to change management. What's a modern dev team to do? Join Guy Herbert, Atlassian's IT compliance lead as he shows how we combine peer review and build testing with a new approach to compliance in order to deliver customer value quickly while meeting our compliance obligations.

Portfolio for Jira Server and Data Center isn't your average roadmapping product. Instead of disjointed, static, and closed ways of creating project plans and roadmaps, Portfolio is an open, shared, and dynamic method of creating plans based on real-time data in Jira Software.

Jira Service Desk is the only Agile service desk that scales to fit your team’s unique needs.

Jira Product Manager demonstrates how to create custom fields in Jira Cloud in this month's Demo Den - a monthly feature demo brought to you by the makers of Jira Software Cloud. Nathan Sturgess showcases how to create custom fields in both classic and next-gen. See how much easier it is in next-gen. Also hear the answer to the Spicy Question of the Month: “Is Jira turning into Trello?” (Hint: it’s not).