Confluence - From Wiki to Collaboration Platform

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A retrospective on the last 2 years (2011 to 2013). Confluence has developed a lot! This presentation shows how Atlassian has added a ton of features to help people to get their work done faster and collaborate better together.

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SVEN PETERS • AMBASSADOR • ATLASSIAN • @SVENPET
Confluence
FROM WIKI TO COLLABORATION PLATFORM

great for experienced people
William the Wise
Technology Lover

not perfect for all people
Alana the Aware
get stuff done fast

we wanted better adoption
for the average employee

so Will and Alana can work
better together

WHAT'S NEXT?
MORE STRUCTURE
GET WORK DONE FAST
SIMPLER EDITING
Here we are

A complete new editor
magic toolbar
visible footer

smart editor
visual page layout 2
N
ew
in
5.2

smart editor
distraction free
Click for distraction-
free mode
N
ew
in
5.2

It's way easier
now for me to create
content
Understood, Wiki
Markup is not for
everybody
Technical Guy Manager

Social Collaboration
Yeah!
for getting work done fast

Technical Guy Manager
Maybe they talk in meetings to each other...
or in long email threads

comments & share
Social Collaboration
got so much better

Stay up to date
for getting work done fast

Great, I can follow
my team without
disturbing them

Find stuff
side bar
Shortcuts
Browse
Conﬁgure

Do it from everywhere
for getting work done fast

I love my
iPhone
I love my Samsung
Galaxy S IV

MEETING NOTES. Agenda, attendees, action items.
FILE LISTS. Shared, versioned, secured.
PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS. Deﬁne, discuss, track.

THE FOLLOWING SLIDES HAS BEEN APPROVED FOR
RESTRICTED AUDIENCE ONLY
BY THE PRESENTATION ASSOCIATION OF ATLASSIAN
R
RESTRICTED
YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO TALK PUBLICLY ABOUT THE FOLLOWING CONTENT
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