Hey hey friends 👋
It’s great to see so many of you joining in on the conversations happening in this group! We’ve really enjoyed reading about how you are using some of the products in the work management group together along with your questions.
When we think about Confluence, Trello, Jira Work Management, and Atlas, we see them as the necessary tools in the work toolbox. Everyone needs a hammer, a screwdriver, pliers, and a tape measure regardless of the special type of project you are working on. (I always have a level in my toolbox, but that’s a conversation for another post. 😉 )
Our work management tools help teams collaborate on goals, strategies, plans, and milestones before breaking down the work, tracking it, and updating stakeholders on the progress.
Understanding the purpose of each product is crucial to building out the connective structure to support the teams in your organization as they manage their work.
Confluence is a content collaboration hub for everyone in your company. It is where work gets organized and team knowledge is captured. The team can collaborate on the problem they want to solve, align on the solution, and define how they’ll measure success. The details in Confluence grow over time as requirements are defined, timelines are agreed upon, and communication methods are decided. Confluence often becomes the source of truth for the work and where the shared knowledge is documented. Learn more about Confluence
Trello is the work management tool that tames all your teamwork chaos, bringing order to complex projects, weekly meetings, and all the things in between that are critical to your team’s success. Trello boards are a great way to capture those lists that are unique to a person, like their priorities for the week, 90-day onboarding plan, professional growth goals, and one-on-one meetings. Think of Trello as the personal sidekick that follows a person as they move across the other products.
Learn more about Trello
Jira Work Management enables business teams of all sizes to coordinate, collaborate, and deliver projects that are simple, complex, and everything in between. With the details in place, the project views and reporting capabilities let people look across the work at the right level of granularity. Learn more about Jira Work Management
Atlas aligns teams with a common vocabulary and synchronized habits for communicating the context and progress of their work. Project details are summarized and updates are shared with stakeholders and leadership. The project owner pulls in the project definition from Confluence, aggregates the project progress from Jira Work Management, and sets the important details like status and due date. Weekly updates from the project owner keep those following the project informed. Learn more about Atlas
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💡 Leave a comment and share the essential tools in your work toolbox.
Confluence + Jira software + Jira Service Management
Would love to hear about how you use those tools together @Rilwan Ahmed
Nice post and very nice summary of the different products!
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