ITSM, SAFe, and Agile
As the digital age rapidly evolves, it is essential for businesses to quickly adapt and respond to emerging opportunities. Business Agility requires entire teams to use agile practices to continually deliver innovative, high-quality business solutions to shifting customer demands. Our team is experienced in helping businesses navigate through a shifting market and implement key practices in order to achieve efficient business agility.
Adapt and Thrive
ITSM
We manage the end-to-end delivery of your Atlassian tools while providing ITSM training to support scalable solutions.
SAFe
We focus on conceptual transformations leveraging the Atlassian tools and process competencies, resulting in improved productivity, higher quality, rapidly delivery, and increase satisfaction.
Agile
Our consultants help design and apply agile practices to transform and improve your processes and communications.
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Resources
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Improvements to Atlassian Confluence Create Better Results for Remote Teams
Today, collaboration platforms are seen as an essential component of how we work, and according to a survey of 1,200 global IT decision-makers, could replace traditional communications methods by 2024. As a result of more hybrid work models and co-located teams, organizations need tools that keep them connected. And long-standing collaboration platforms like Atlassian’s Confluence, are evolving to answer the call.
How Jira Solutions Can Help Teams Facilitate Scrum or Kanban Frameworks
When it comes to implementing agile methodologies, software or product development teams most commonly choose one of two frameworks: Scrum or Kanban. Scrum is far and away the most-used approach for implementing agile according to the 2020 State of Agile Report: about three-quarters of respondents surveyed said they use Scrum or a hybrid of Scrum and another method (like Kanban).
How to Build Collaboration-Conducive Workflows With Atlassian’s Confluence
During the COVID-19 pandemic, employees were worried most about their ability to collaborate effectively— in one study, 75% cited their inability to collaborate as a top concern associated with working from home.