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At community events the biggest challenges i keep hearing about is administrators being surprised about new features dropping into their tenant without them knowing its coming. When we think about doing better, it starts with administrators having the proper information to set their users up for success and energizing…
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Hi Cameron, I have not looked into cloud for this. In this case I used Resolution's Saml Signon Marketplace add-on. This technique I've documented for server and data center use. It is however good to push Atlassian to take saml claims as its much quicker to allow saml provisioning and rights update management through that…
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My mobile favorite right now, Golf Clash. I really don't know why other than its kind of nice to look at grass and trees. The only thing about real golf that I enjoy is driving the golf cart. PC games, this was the game of all games. And then there's this. Settlers of Catan. of Course, Ticket to ride, also fun, but ya…
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Microsoft Teams..... (flame me). :)
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Yeah, you know... i imagine everyone would make a land grab for the local grocery store to get access to food, medicine and water. It's really indefensible though with so many people going after it. Now, in Chicago- I might consider going after the Sears tower. With its updates, it gained some green roof tiers, but also…
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My issue with the island is zombies float and wash onto shore. Can't rely on the sharks to get them all, so you still have to build a defensible perimeter. The solution does become better though if there's a lighthouse available to use as a lookout.
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I think I'd take over an Ikea. They're already equipped with solar roofs, have plenty of wood to burn and typically have large parking lots to turn back into farm land. Added pluses, Swedish meatballs, stocked cafeteria, ready made beds and living rooms.
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Hi Nick, I'll offer a partial answer. I haven't seen the Operational Incident or War Room channel functionality as of yet in Teams. This functionality came from the Jira/HipChat/Stride days and something the Atlassian team pushed over. On the permissions side, the account you give access leverages the Jira security model.…
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Hi @Tiago Ferreira fernandes , for a connection to a jira onpremise server, use the ‘jira server’ teams app. For jira cloud instance, use ‘jira cloud’ teams app.
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@SmokeyBlues Interesting thoughts and yes - as with any integration with SaaS and OnPremise products, a risk assessment should be conducted. In the case of Microsoft, i believe their efforts are about developing an open platform and integrating with as many large market players (such as Atlassian) as possible. This gives…
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@marcins Hi, and welcome. I think the Microsoft team would love to fix slack, but unfortunately it's not their product. I'll suggest though you open a community question for slack so that the community could take a look at it or open up a request with the slack team directly on their website.
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Peter Lovatt on dance psychology - Tedx Talk. Watch it, love it. https://youtu.be/ihCh5wzNjYY
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@[deleted] I see the update available in Jira Server, under manage apps. Any change on the Teams side required?
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@[deleted] In the teams app, 2019.6.8 is the only app available currently. Have you pushed this to public release? @Christopher Schommer thank you sir, I'll buy you a drink at Summit next year ;)
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@[deleted] I'm reaching out to some of the people I know.
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@[deleted] Hello and really appreciate your feedback. I've heard SAML is going to be investigated and are extremely excited for that. On the clarifying point, the account I used to link to Jira has the display name "Jira Teams Integration." I think our thoughts is that if SAML works correctly, the Teams client uses the…
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Hi Lana, fortunately we cannot publish vendor driven events as Atlassian Community Events. I can refer you to the Atlassian community team for guidelines on what we are able to do. For event times, we've been looking to start as early as 4pm. I have seen some groups, such as powershell users start as early as 3pm with good…
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Will we get to keep the old badges as 'exclusive swag' to commemorate our experience? :)
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I get it, you’re in the consulting world. I am not. I have the luxury of putting someone through my own skills test/sim to judge their experience. Dragon slayer challenge even comes to mind. For private practice, skills over certs any day. The reality with the exam is that there’s so much information and so many variables…
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Here’s the thing, Atlassian certs are a waste of time unless you’re working for or as a consultant. They are written by consultants and there’s no way for someone who is only exposed to a few jira/confluence environments to tackle the scenarios presented. From a hiring manager prospective, it may make the candidate choice…
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Remove the rights so they stop showing up in the projects list to the users. Leave only admins with rights if you want to remove it from the list. Full archive is coming (future) but we’ll see it in data center first.
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@Avinoam lets chat at Summit. My basic thoughts though revolve around the differences between server and cloud. Ie., the server editor is much more feature rich at a basic level than cloud. For instance, I can undo when i screw up formatting, I can press Control-3 to change format. These are things I do every day, multiple…
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This is where I'm going...
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Wow, we only asked 55k questions? Whew... we'll ask some more this year. Is there a metric for how many users we talked off the ledge? :)
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One of the big things we do at meetups is get together to solve problems. Take a look at https://aug.atlassian.com. I highly encourage you to attend a local meetup, if there is one in your area. Atlassian has Summit coming up in Las Vegas in a few weeks - It's also a fantastic place to learn more, work directly with…
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Yike! I think we should have a conversation perhaps. So many questions come to mind, but one point about Jira is that it is flexible and can be as easy or as difficult as an administrator makes their system. These maybe causes of poor business workflow decisions, or other drivers that need to be looked into as each Jira…
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In confluence, scroll pdf export has been huge for me to get buy in to some of the business units to get documentation out of word and sharepoint and into confluence. The ability to create a document with logo's, formatting and the look and feel of what normally went out to 3rd parties, such as auditors has been a huge…
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Confluence knowledge base articles that are linked to service desk are free to access and do not require a license for customers. Users in confluence. Those editing and creating additional knowledge base articles will require a license. For licensing - you can purchase directly via atlassian, or you can reach out to an…
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I'll pile on to this to explicitly state. Customers do not require licenses. https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/service-desk/pricing Who are customers in Jira Service Desk? A Jira Service Desk customer is anyone who create requests through the customer portal or by email. Customers can: * Create, comment on, and track…
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Are you looking to pickup inbound mail to jira or looking to send mail to office365? Or both? For Office365, jira needs a user email account configured with an E1 license. https://support.office.com/en-us/article/pop-and-imap-email-settings-for-outlook-8361e398-8af4-4e97-b147-6c6c4ac95353 For sending mail to office365, you…