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This document provides tips and a roadmap for widely adopting the collaboration tool Confluence within an organization. It recommends including everyone in collaboration and using Confluence for key activities like meetings, project planning, and business intelligence reporting. The document also previews upcoming improvements in Confluence 4.2 like faster user addition, improved onboarding, quick content sharing, and mobile access. An enthusiastic champion is key to adoption success.

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Practical Adoption Techniques & Roadmap Updates

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