🚀Webinar⏰: Atlassian Collections & the PMO Collection for Jira explained!

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Since the beginning of the year, Atlassian has started bundling its apps according to the most common use cases different teams give to them.

This is another show and push to their decision to go full Cloud mode. Atlassian has introduced their collections: Teamwork, Service, Software & Strategy. Learn more about them.

What do they actually contribute to each team? Sitting on Atlassian’s System of Work, the Teamwork Graph, and Rovo, these collections basically allow context to move with people:

The “why” differs by team: collaborate in one workspace (Teamwork), connect strategy to people and delivery (Strategy), deliver great service with the right context (Service), and ship better software with clear health and flow signals (Software). 

But what's inside each of them?

1. Atlassian Teamwork Collection: Jira, Confluence, Loom, and Rovo teamwork agents. Also, Guard’s Standard version is included with the Premium and Enterprise plans.
   
   
2. Atlassian Service Collection: Jira Service Management (JSM), Customer Service Management (CSM), Assets, and Rovo for deflection and agents.
   
   
3. Atlassian Software Collection: Rovo Dev, Bitbucket Pipelines, Bitbucket, Compass, and DX (a recent Atlassian acquisition).
   
   
4. Atlassian Strategy Collection: Focus, which is an enterprise strategy app. Talent, a knowledge-workforce planning app, and Align.

And there might still be a fifth unannounced collection, including Jira Product Discovery, but that's just speculation... 

Besides Atlassian Collections, there's one specifically for Jira. Discover the PMO Collection for Jira. A set of Atlassian Marketplace Apps focused on elevating your experience managing projects in Jira with Projectrak, Budgety, Allocaty, and Exporter. 

If you want to learn more about each of these solutions and collections, join us this Thursday, November 20, with Atlassian + Deiser products experts and learn all things collections.

See you soon!