Atlassian User Group Visits punkt.de

Things had been quiet for quite some time, but now it’s back: the Karlsruhe Atlassian User Group, a network of passionate “Atlassian collaborators”

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Fabian Stein
Fabian beschäftigt sich mit der Digitalisierung in Deutschland und der Entwicklung des Open Source Marktes als CEO von punkt.de.
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Welcome back: The Atlassian User Group is back in action! 

Since we atpunkt.deare convinced that exchange and collaboration are essential for innovative developments, that the tools we use are now an integral part of our daily work, and that we ourselves have been an official Atlassian Expert since September 2013, there was never any question in our minds: Of course, we’ll be hosting when the group meets!

And what was discussed?

With Martin Häberle from K15t and Thomas Krause as speakers, the two founders of the Atlassian User Group set the agenda: In addition to an overview of versioning in Confluence (“What can it do? What are the benefits?”), the agenda also included the possibilities for mapping tests from Zephyr to JIRA and a report by Johannes Egenolf from the Atlassian Summit 2014. 

Clear Message

Atlassian is a powerful tool—and by no means limited to software teams. Any project-oriented organization can benefit from it. Why are other industries only now discovering the advantages of collaboration tools? Let’s just say: We in IT are simply always one step ahead. 

Conclusion 

26 participants, a full house at “punkt.de,” and lots of valuable insights from users for users. So for the next scheduled event in December, one thing is already certain for us: We’ll definitely be there again.

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