These are the slides from our Atlassian Customer Immersion Event. During this event the customers will explore the different Atlassian tools using a full demo environment under the guidance of one of RealDolmen's top Atlassian Experts

1. Customer Immersion Event
What can the Atlassian tools do for you?

2. DP&E
ALM
Atlassian
Education EPM Testing & QA
People Tools Processes
Microsoft
Who are we?

7. Demo
Tools
Requirements
Gathering
Your Turn

9. Create requirements using templates

10. Link your requirements to issues.

11. See the direct link to the issue in Confluence

12. Create multiple issues at once from a table.

14. See the linked pages in JIRA

15. Use JIRA Agile to track the progress of the
Requirement Analysis

16. Requirements
Gathering
Your Turn
Demo
Tools

17. Requirements
Gathering
Demo
Your Turn
Tools

18. • Open Confluence
• Create a new space, feel free to try out any op the proposed types.
• Create a product requirement page :
• create a new JIRA isse from Confluence linked to each product requirement (using the JIRA
issue macro already available in the Product Requirements Template)
• mention some people using @
• fill in at least 2 rows in the Requirements table
• Go back to the page and create 2 JIRA Stories from the Requirements table you've created.
• Go to JIRA to change the status of one of these stories and go back to see the change reflected
immediately on the Confluence page.
• Add some in-line and normal comments to the page to see the difference.
• Create a Meeting Note and:
• attach a Powerpoint slide deck to this meeting note and embed it in your page using the Office
Macro.
• use the task list macro to add some action items to this meeting note.
• assign one of these tasks to yourself and look them up in your Confluence task list.
• Mark them done in your task list and go back to the Meeting Note to see the change in your
tasks reflected here.
http://atlassian-1.cloudapp.net/jira

19. Demo
Tools
Development
Your Turn

21. Projects and Issues

22. Manage your product backlog and sprints.

23. Create sub task right from JIRA Agile

24. Track the progres of your team.

25. Use the Reports

26. Use Bamboo for automated builds.

27. Use Stash to manage your git repository.

28. Use Confluence for documentation and
collaboration

29. Use Confluence Team Calendars to follow up on
the team, the sprints and individual issues.

30. Use Crucible and Fisheye to do code reviews.

31. Development
Your Turn
Demo
Tools

32. Development
Demo
Your Turn
Tools

33. • Open JIRA
• Create a new Project
• Populate the project with some issues
• Link the issues back to The Product Requirements pages you created in Confluence
• Create a new Agile Scrum Board for your newly created project
• Rank the issues on your product backlog using drag and drop.
• Create a sprint and go to the Active Sprint tab of your Scrum Board to move them easily from
one column into another.
• Finish a sprint and create release notes in Confluence.
• Create a branch in the Smile repository in Stash from JIRA for one of your issues.
• Open Stash and take a look at this newly create branch.
• Open Bamboo and take a look at the planned branch that has been automatically created and
build.
• Open Fisheye and Crucible and take a look at the source code and create a review.
http://atlassian-1.cloudapp.net/jira

34. Demo
Tools
Testing
Your Turn

36. Use JIRA Capture to create test sessions.

38. Follow all test activity in the test sessions.

39. Install the browser plugin for fast issue creation.

40. Testing
Your Turn
Demo
Tools

41. Testing
Demo
Your Turn
Tools

42. • Open JIRA
• Install the JIRA Capture browser extension if needed.
• Create a new JIRA Capture Session and link it to an existing issue
• Go to a website of your choice and activate the JIRA Capture Plugin
• Create a new issue in your existing Test Session using the JIRA Capture Plugin
• Go to JIRA to browse these issues in your project and in your Test Session.
http://atlassian-1.cloudapp.net/jira

43. Demo
Tools
Support
Your Turn

45. The customer portal

46. JIRA Service Desk provides follow up

47. Real time reporting

48. Specify your own SLA’s and Calendars

49. The Customer Portal can be adapted to your
business.

50. Use a Confluence Knowledge Base

51. Support
Your Turn
Demo
Tools

52. Support
Demo
Your Turn
Tools

53. • Open JIRA
• Create a new Service Desk with a new Project
• Create a new request types and edit it's fields
• Go to your customer portal and create a request
• Go to your queues and follow up on the newly created request
• Create a new queue
• Create a new report
• Create a new Calendar and a new SLA
• Link your JIRA Service Desk to the Confluence Space you previously created as a knowledge
base.
http://atlassian-1.cloudapp.net/jira

54. Demo
Tools
Management
Your Turn

56. JIRA Project Reports

57. JIRA Dashboard

58. JIRA Agile Reporting

59. Confluence pages as Reports

60. JIRA Service Desk

61. JIRA Portfolio

62. Management
Your Turn
Demo
Tools

63. Management
Demo
Your Turn
Tools

64. • Open Confluence
• Create a Page with JIRA Reports
• Create a Page containing information from JIRA and Bamboo using macros
• Open JIRA
• Create your own project dashboard using the available gadgets.
• Take a look at the available reports on Project level
• Take a look at the JIRA Agile Reports.
• Take a look at JIRA Portfolio Reports and possibilities.
http://atlassian-1.cloudapp.net/jira

66. Managed Atlassian
Goal Installation
(3 days)*
Installation &
Training
(5 days)*
Installation,
Configuration
& Training
(10 days)*
Basic Installation
as seen in this
event
  
Administrator
Training
 
Configuration to
your processes

* : On Average

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