Ala _Wisary_ Atlassian Partner

@Mahima_miniOrange Thank you for sharing these great tips! Once sprint goes off track they are definitely helpful. However, can we reduce these meltdowns to start with? I'm not saying we will eliminate them entirely. But from my experience leading engineering teams at Google and Roblox, a lot of this pain can be avoided if…

Sure, you can find me on LinkedIn to chat directly

Thank you @Hassaan Khan for your thorough thoughts on this topic! I'm actually working on modeling the software development process (with AI) in order to be able to assess the quality of PRDs based on how easily and precisely it would be implemented. I find this topic extremely fascinating, especially since it forced me to…

Thank you, Atlassian Team, for making this possible! At Wisary, we’re excited about what Advanced Editions unlock - allowing us have different offering for different software organization types. Many of our customers are larger organizations where product managers navigate complex environments, including fragmented tools,…

@Brita Moorus Thank you for your comment. I would also love to see more successful examples of AI adoption that actually driving value. Most of what I see so far is either applying AI when it accelerates a task, but doesn't move the needle for the organization. For example, AI can help engineers write code faster, but if…

100%. We constantly feel the pressure to move faster, but there is no point to move fast if we are moving in the wrong direction. That's why it's more important than ever to slow down, step back and reflect on our intentions 

Thank you for bringing up this topic. Super important! I would sometimes take a walk outdoors to disconnect and create the space to think about these things.

100%. That's exactly why we need to rethink our software development processes

I think that TDD didn't work because it was easier to just implement the product first and then figure out how to test it based on what has been implemented. With the introduction of AI agents and coding assistants, humans will have less visibility into the decisions made in the process of implementation. This will make it…

Thank you everybody who responded. Here are the results: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/activity-7320804896184639488-oK_Q/ However, I realized that I fell into my own trap. What I did was the exact reason AI products fail. I asked the wrong question. I fell into the same trap many PMs do when building products: I asked…

@Qasem O There is no doubt that AI is very powerful and it's up to us, marketplace partners, to find the best ways to leverage it to improve productivity for our customers

Reference: Apple’s AI strategy is being questioned for exactly this reason: building trust is hard, even for the world’s most loved brand. Link: https://www.cnn.com/2025/03/27/tech/apple-ai-artificial-intelligence/index.html

@Bill Sheboy Thanks for the comment. I'm sorry about having some promotional content in the original version of the article. I removed anything promotional from the article. My goal was to provide some insights and start the conversation around AI applications for collaboration. I believe that the current version of the…

Hi Elena, thank you for bringing up this question. I would love to learn about your finding

Great tips! To further streamline the process, AI-guided workflows can really help new teams hit the ground running in Confluence. For example, an AI solution could suggest consistent page structures, prompt the right questions for each project type, and automatically tag or categorize content as you go. This way, every…

Great post! There’s a common misconception that “thorough planning” automatically leads to a waterfall process. In reality, it’s possible—and often beneficial—to plan high-level requirements and work efforts far ahead, especially for longer-term projects, while reserving detailed requirements and tasks for the upcoming…

A big challenge is keeping documentation relevant without slowing down agile sprints. In my experience, starting documentation before any coding keeps everyone aligned from day one. Feature planning documents can serve as a ‘living record’ if they’re updated incrementally during the implementation phase. By the time…

Hi Tobias, Great conversation here on how to continue growing and maturing your Confluence usage! Standardizing the structure of your pages and overall spaces is a huge step toward ensuring your knowledge base remains both high-quality and easy to navigate. Here are a few approaches I've found particularly helpful: *…