Team '22 Migrations Sessions

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Hi all! Jacob here, and I’m so excited to announce all of the great migrations sessions we’re having at Team ‘22 this year! For anyone unfamiliar with Team, it’s Atlassian’s flagship conference that connects leaders, innovators, and thinkers from around the world. Attendees can attend in-person and/or digital sessions and discover the solutions, skills, and ideas to transform how teams collaborate, power digital transformation, and drive cultural change.

And migrations is no exception! Below is a full list of migrations topics across all of the Tracks this year. The digital experience starts on April 6th and runs through April 8th. Register today and learn more about how to get started on your journey to Cloud.

Agile & DevOps

In-person

• The six pillars of successful migration to Cloud

• Building a business case for Cloud: A retro with Splunk

• Enterprise agility is in trouble – can open, cross-functional collaboration save the day?

Digital

• Splunk shares the keys to a strong Cloud business case

Open Work Management

In-person

• How Splunk is Accelerating Business Outcomes with Atlassian Cloud

• Lucid's Migration Story: reducing the timeline from 3 months to 30 days.

• Confluence Cloud Performance: Improvements, Roadmap, and more

Digital

• The Confluence Cloud difference: why make the move from Server to Cloud

• The Do's and Dont's of Cloud Migrations (according to Atlassian's in-house experts)

• How we're making migrations easier: Update on Atlassian's Cloud migration tooling

ITSM

Digital

• SickKids Foundation: Embracing digital transformation with Jira Service Management

[Elizabeth Howden]

So excited for Team and these awesome migrations sessions!

[Taranjeet Singh]

@Jacob Wisner Thanks for sharing the information about the upcoming Migrations related sessions. Looking forward to attending the digital ones.

[Jimmy Seddon]

Thanks for the info @Jacob Wisner!  As someone who supports SickKids through Extra Life, I'm really interested to hear their story!

[Sri Kumar]

Thanks for sharing this @Jacob Wisner