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Agile Collaboration at Scale with Jira Software and Confluence | Atlassian Presents: Unleash

Set your teams up for scaled agile success. Enable new users through forms and automation with Jira Service Management. Standardize best practices across teams with a common workflow and project structure in Jira Software. Connect Jira Software and Jira Work Management for seamless collaboration between software development and business teams. Communicate and document OKRs in Confluence pages to keep teams aligned on big-picture goals.

Top 14 EX and employee communication influencers we love

Influencers can boost a brand or idea across any sector using social media. Sometimes influencers are celebrities, sometimes simply ‘the person in the street’ or anyone in between. Some are generalists, some are niche, but all have established credibility around a particular concept, providing an opportunity for brand exposure.

Asana Hierarchy

Asana is built to connect your individual work to the broader company mission or objective. Think of it like a pyramid, where each task is the building block of a project, which is the building block of a team, and so on. By knowing how your tasks ladder up to your company’s big-picture initiatives, you have the context and clarity you need to get your best work done.

Rocket.Chat - Secure and compliant collaboration platform

Rocket.Chat is the world's largest open source communications platform. Built for organizations that need more control over their communications, it enables collaboration between colleagues, partners, customers, communities, and even platforms without compromises on data ownership, customizations or integrations. Tens of millions of users in over 150 countries and organizations such as Deutsche Bahn, The US Navy, and Credit Suisse trust Rocket.Chat every day to keep their communications completely private and secure.

January releases: Idea clustering, EU data residency & more

2023 is in full swing and we’re excited to build products and features to help teams innovate and create the next big thing. This month, we introduced new ways to cluster ideas by keywords, updated our EU data residency, and more. For a deeper understanding of our new features, here is our roundup of releases from January.

How to collaborate effectively in the age of remote work?

As the world adjusts to the new normal of remote work, collaboration has become more important than ever. From brainstorming to problem-solving, effective collaboration is the key to success. In this blog article, we’ll explore how you can collaborate effectively in the age of remote work and unlock your team’s potential.

Decode | Automate Push notifications with Flutter and Node.js with Mike Miller

- This workshop is designed for developers looking to learn how to automate push notifications in web and mobile applications in three steps: By the end of the workshop, attendees will have a solid understanding of sending and automation notifications from Node.js apps and be able to implement their newfound skills in their own applications.

Develop a Motivational QOTD with Courier and GPT2

Motivational quotes were quite the rage back in the day when MMS & email forwarding were popular. I remember my parents forwarding me at the start of every morning. Fast forward to today, if you are lucky, you are part of some forward group on your messaging app of choice (Whatsapp, Telegram, etc.). Inspired by the same idea, today we are going to build a service that sends our friends and family an AI generated motivational quote-of-the-day.

The Online Safety Bill: An attack on encryption

We all want to be able to address abuse on the internet. In the UK, the government is trying to achieve this through the Online Safety Bill (OSB). Developing such a bill is difficult as technology evolves far faster than legislation. But even allowing for that challenge, and that the OSB has some genuinely good intentions, the proposed legislation is still remarkably poor.