Atlassian User Group San Francisco - August 2013

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Welcome to SF AUG - Raju Kadam Confluence & Team Calendars - Ryan Anderson, Atlassian Quarterly Planning w/ Epics - Nicholas Muldoon, Twitter Stash Overview & Demo (http://tpettersen.bitbucket.org/talk/stash-workflow) - Tim Pettersen, Atlassian Agile Customer Use Case - Angeline Tan, Xero

Technology

Raju Kadam
Nick Mudloon
San Francisco Atlassian User Group
Monday, September 9, 13

NICHOLAS MULDOON • AGILE COACH • TWITTER • @NJM
Monday, September 9, 13

• Team Calendars & Conﬂuence Updates – Ryan Anderson
• Quarterly Planning with Epics - 10 min – Nick Mudloon

5 Minute Break Time
• Stash Overview & Demo – Tim Pettersen
• Agile Customer Use Case – Angline Tan
Agenda
Monday, September 9, 13

Team Calendars
Upcoming Features
Recent Features
Let’s talk about...
Sneak Peek
Monday, September 9, 13

Team Calendars
Upcoming Features
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Recent Features
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Monday, September 9, 13

Upcoming Features
Let’s talk about...
Recent Features
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Team Calendars
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Monday, September 9, 13

Conﬂuence Blueprints
Best Practices. Out of the box.
MEETING NOTES. Agenda, attendees, action items.
FILE LISTS. Shared, versioned, secured.
PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS. Deﬁne, discuss, track.
Monday, September 9, 13

New Decisions Blueprint
Decide faster. Record forever.
Monday, September 9, 13

...Decisions Blueprint
Define. Discuss. Record. Collect.
Monday, September 9, 13

Introducing Page Layouts 2.0
Monday, September 9, 13

Uniﬁed “Insert JIRA” experience
Monday, September 9, 13

Display the details you care about
Monday, September 9, 13

Distraction-Free Editing
Click for distraction-free
mode
Monday, September 9, 13

Share Pages with Groups
Monday, September 9, 13

Instantly access recent content
Monday, September 9, 13

New, Smarter Search
Monday, September 9, 13

Redesigned Search Filters
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Upcoming Features
Monday, September 9, 13

Shared Links Blueprint
Instantly share with your
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from the web
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om
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in
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Monday, September 9, 13

Full Page Tree
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child pages
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om
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om
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Monday, September 9, 13

Team Calendars
Five things you need to know.
Monday, September 9, 13

What is Team Calendars
Align people, projects, and events
Monday, September 9, 13

Where
is
Tom?
Oh.
..
When
is that
due?
Now Later?
Shit..
.
WTF.
Now Later?
Oh Shit.
Avoiding the ‘Oh Shit’ moment
Align people, projects, and events
Monday, September 9, 13

1. New Event Types
One calendar to rule them all
N
ew
in
TC
ALS
4.0
Monday, September 9, 13

Simpler way to add JIRA events
N
ew
in
TC
ALS
4.0
Monday, September 9, 13

2. Deep JIRA Integration
X-ray vision into your JIRA projects
Monday, September 9, 13

...Deep JIRA Integration
Versions and sprints too!
Monday, September 9, 13

3. Timeline View
Plan for the long and short term
Monday, September 9, 13

4. Calendar Mashups
Cross-reference FTW
Monday, September 9, 13

5. Enhance your Conﬂuence pages
Put calendars in context
Monday, September 9, 13

NICHOLAS MULDOON • AGILE COACH • TWITTER • @NJM
Gulls
Monday, September 9, 13

• JIRA
• Custom Fields
• Workﬂow
• Dependencies
• JIRA Agile
• Epics
• Backlog Order
• Conﬂuence
• Issues Macro
• Presentation Macro
Structure
Monday, September 9, 13

© your company name. All
rights reserved.
Title of your presentation
Design & Development stories
By Angeline Tan
angeline.tan@xero.com
Monday, September 9, 13

© your company name. All
rights reserved.
Title of your presentation
The 4 Decisions
What is the
problem?
Hypothesis
ValidationExecution/Pivot
Monday, September 9, 13

© your company name. All
rights reserved.
Title of your presentation
People, people, people!
How to integrate design stories with
development stories
Monday, September 9, 13

© your company name. All
rights reserved.
Title of your presentation
Story
management
How to manage the workﬂow from
design to development?
Monday, September 9, 13

© your company name. All
rights reserved.
Title of your presentation
JIRA: 2 separate boards
- Kanban for design stories
- Scrum for development stories
Monday, September 9, 13

© your company name. All
rights reserved.
Title of your presentation
Understand how your
designers and
developers work.
&
Keep it simple.
Monday, September 9, 13

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Atlassian User Group San Francisco - August 2013

1. Monday, September 9, 13

2. Raju Kadam Nick Mudloon San Francisco Atlassian User Group Monday, September 9, 13

3. Raju Kadam Monday, September 9, 13

4. NICHOLAS MULDOON • AGILE COACH • TWITTER • @NJM Monday, September 9, 13

5. • Team Calendars & Conﬂuence Updates – Ryan Anderson • Quarterly Planning with Epics - 10 min – Nick Mudloon 5 Minute Break Time • Stash Overview & Demo – Tim Pettersen • Agile Customer Use Case – Angline Tan Agenda Monday, September 9, 13

6. Monday, September 9, 13

7. Monday, September 9, 13

8. Team Calendars Upcoming Features Recent Features Let’s talk about... Sneak Peek Monday, September 9, 13

9. Team Calendars Upcoming Features Recent Features Let’s talk about... Sneak Peek Monday, September 9, 13

10. Team Calendars Upcoming Features Let’s talk about... Recent Features Sneak Peek Monday, September 9, 13

11. Upcoming Features Let’s talk about... Recent Features Team Calendars Team Calendars Sneak Peek Monday, September 9, 13

12. Conﬂuence Blueprints Best Practices. Out of the box. MEETING NOTES. Agenda, attendees, action items. FILE LISTS. Shared, versioned, secured. PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS. Deﬁne, discuss, track. Monday, September 9, 13

13. New Decisions Blueprint Decide faster. Record forever. Monday, September 9, 13

14. ...Decisions Blueprint Define. Discuss. Record. Collect. Monday, September 9, 13

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16. Monday, September 9, 13

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25. Shared Links Blueprint Instantly share with your team Automatically clip content from the web C om ing in 5.3 Monday, September 9, 13

26. Full Page Tree Choose full page tree or just child pages C om ing in 5.3 Monday, September 9, 13

27. Rename Users! C om ing in 5.3 Monday, September 9, 13

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32. Simpler way to add JIRA events N ew in TC ALS 4.0 Monday, September 9, 13

33. 2. Deep JIRA Integration X-ray vision into your JIRA projects Monday, September 9, 13

34. ...Deep JIRA Integration Versions and sprints too! Monday, September 9, 13

35. 3. Timeline View Plan for the long and short term Monday, September 9, 13

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37. 5. Enhance your Conﬂuence pages Put calendars in context Monday, September 9, 13

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39. NICHOLAS MULDOON • AGILE COACH • TWITTER • @NJM Gulls Monday, September 9, 13

40. Monday, September 9, 13

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