🏢 Welcome to the first issue of the Atlassian Community Enterprise Examiner! This new monthly publication is coming to you hot off the presses from the Atlassian Enterprise team. Our goal is to keep our Enterprise community informed about new features, releases, and content that relates to our Enterprise offerings. This newsletter is packed with blog posts, case studies, FAQs, white papers and more! We’d love to hear what you think in the comments!
Mobile Device Management - Available Today!
We’ve launched a new mobile security feature for all plans called Mobile Device Management (MDM, for short). The new feature allows customers to enforce security controls for their Atlassian cloud mobile apps to prevent data leaks or unauthorized access and ensure compliance with corporate policies. The feature is available across all cloud plans and the JSW, Confluence, JSM and Trello products.
MAM in Cloud Enterprise - Coming Soon!
Coming soon to the Cloud Enterprise plan only is a new feature called Mobile App Management (MAM, for short). With MAM, admins can manage security policies via admin console (admin.atlassian.com) and push to both company managed devices as well as bring-your-own-device. The policies can be set at org level across all products and workspaces. This feature is specific to the Cloud Enterprise plan and only the JSW, Confluence and JSM products). A beta is planned for June, and GA planned for July of this year. Stay tuned for details!
Catching Up on Cloud
Need an overview about how cloud stacks up against enterprise needs? Check out this great new blog: Catching up on cloud: the latest on how our platform meets enterprise needs. This covers strengths and investment areas for each of the enterprise pillars - including direct links to the most relevant items on our roadmap.
Cloud Migration Paths
We know the path to cloud for our largest customers is extra complex, and we want to help you along with your journey. Please check out our latest blog, choosing the best cloud migration approach for your enterprise, which highlights two options in particular - taking a gradual approach to migration and maintaining a cross-deployment environment, and, going all-in on cloud and leveraging a multi-instance set-up.
Heads Up! 3 Month Extended Trial of Team Calendars Ending Soon
The 3-month extended trial of Confluence Premium for existing Team Calendars for Confluence customers with monthly subscriptions ends on April 30, 2021. If you prefer not to upgrade to Confluence Cloud Premium after your trial, you can change your Confluence plan in the Manage Subscriptions screen of your admin portal before April 30, 2021. If you cancel Confluence Premium, you’ll no longer have access to Team Calendars for Confluence. Team Calendars can be reinstated at any time by upgrading to Confluence Premium.
Questions? Please check out our FAQs or have them reach out to Atlassian’s support team.
Extended Access Trial for G Suite Users Ending in May 2021
Last August, we split the G Suite free integration into a free and paid version (moving the paid version behind Atlassian Access). The changes happened in phases - in the first phase (August 2020), we rolled out the free/paid experience to net new customers who haven’t integrated with G Suite before. The second phase targeted existing G Suite customers who were using G Suite for free (Nov 2020) - and lastly, we grandfathered them [existing G Suite customers) with free Access for 6 months before they need to obtain a paid account or move to a free account. The grandfathering period is about to end.
For customers currently using G Suite via Access for free, the grandfather period is ending in May, and that you’ll have the option to choose either the free (non Access) version of G Suite or a paid version through Access.
Considering Cloud?
Case Study: Learn how a recruiting and staffing firm saved $120,000 and 80% of their time moving to Atlassian's cloud products in the CHG Healthcare case study. "Cloud seems more zippy, and the integrations between solutions seem tighter. That helps us work faster and resolve issues much quicker.” - Aaron Cook, Atlassian Administrator, CHG Healthcare.
Blog Post: Dive into the details of research from a TechValidate survey with our blog that talks about the top five benefits of cloud: peace of mind around maintenance, speed and accessibility, employee satisfaction, performance, and lower total cost of ownership.
Blog Post: Learn all about the world of FinOps in the new blog post "What in the world is FinOps, and why do we need it? Here you can read all about cloud financial management (FinOps) and optimizing cloud spend to get the most value for your company. The blog outlines 5 FInOps best practices: Plan for FinOps before you migrate to cloud, don't sacrifice value for savings, calculate your actual cost, build FinOps into your organization as an ongoing practice and set clear responsibilities.
More About Data Center
White Paper: Check out our new white paper all about Data Center’s advanced capabilities - specifically focusing on the areas we’ve seen organizations take advantage of the make their businesses thrive: Dev Ops, SecOps, DevSecOps. Click here to download.
Resources for Enterprise Adoption: As you look to adopt agile ways of working across your business, we’re working to develop resources to help get the most of Atlassian tools by sharing adoption best practices and team-specific use cases. We encourage you to check out: [Webinar] Adopting Atlassian solutions at scale, [eBook] Atlassian Adoption 101, and [Data sheets] Departmental use case overviews.
Case Study: Learn how Infobip, a billion-dollar company serving 190+ countries, chose to standardize on Atlassian Data Center in this case study - and doing so, was able to increase deployment velocity and decrease resolution times from days to minutes.
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Mandy Ross
Community Manager
Atlassian
Washington state, USA
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