At the latest virtual event by Atlassian, Team '21, Mike Cannon-Brookes revealed 5 new Atlassian products merged into Point A. It is an Atlassian program in collaboration with customers to create new products so that the end results satisfy the needs of customers by solving their most critical work challenges.
He declared: “This is one of our biggest sets of product announcements in the history of Atlassian. Point A is a game-changer for us. It means we can deliver world-class innovation at a fast pace with our customers on cloud.”
Point A leverages Atlassian’s investment in its cloud platform to deliver cross-product capabilities – such as a unified search and common user interfaces – and speeds up the process of new product development.
Besides the announcement of Point A, Atlassian has revealed new products and product updates to the Atlassian tool stack. Let's take a look!
Formerly know as Jira Core, it allows users to track, coordinate, and manage work in one place in a structured manner. Jira Work Management is meant to improve collaboration in business teams, bringing all the power of Jira in a user-friendly, low-configuration interface. Jira Work Management connects smoothly with Jira Software and Jira Service Management, allowing for task dependencies across products and compatibility with features such as Advanced Roadmaps. These new features have been automatically available since April 28 to all cloud business projects, avoiding data loss after transitioning from Jira Core to Jira Work Management.
Built specifically for product managers! This unique product from Atlassian is the right place to deposit all ideas and data of a product, keeping team engagement up and focused around product plans – from discovery through delivery. Usually, Product Managers switch between different teams like business, UX, and tech and are also the connecting point between departments and customers. Jira Product Discovery is meant to help product managers prioritize what will make an impact on the user's activity and seamlessly integrate it into delivery planning and execution. Join the waitlist to be an early adopter
Compass gives software development teams a bird’s eye view of the digital services across their organization. This product was modelled after a tool built by Atlassian for internal use. Later, it was edited and improved to help software development teams recognize the advantages of distributed architectures. Through Compass, development teams can manage the split resulting from distributed architectures, improve their processes, and adopt better ways of working together. Sounds like the perfect tool for you? Join the waitlist here
The idea behind Team Central is to reduce manual reporting, get rid of repetitive project updates, and avoid the need for external tools while maintaining and tracking real-time progress, keeping teams up to date, and having stakeholders informed automatically. Additionally, Team Central wants to replace outdated status spreadsheets with a user-friendly easy-to-read feed. Kind of like a social media platform for status reporting.
With Atlassian's Team Central, teams can finally break down the silo mentality and have access to real-time progress, updates, potential problems, and priorities. Learn more about Team Central in our Blog post.
As a contemporary conversational ticketing platform for teams, Halp integrates seamlessly with Slack and Microsoft Teams, providing a faster and informal way of managing internal requests for modern teams who are constantly dealing with requests or questions in their communication platform, adding just the right amount of process to keep teams in sync.
Atlassian Open DevOps is the latest launch from the DevOps solution program. It helps teams building and operating their own services, Atlassian has laid the ground to start shipping and operating software with a pre-configured Jira project called “Open DevOps” that combines Atlassian products with partner offerings. The DevOps projects are built on Jira Software, Confluence, Bitbucket, and Opsgenie. The idea behind this is for teams to easily jump into the tools they want, including GitLab or GitHub. These tools are automatically connected, supporting you to take your idea from backlog to operational code. With Atlassian Open DevOps, Atlassian has consolidated a toolchain that reduces dozens of steps into a set-up with six simple steps.
Jira Service Management is a flexible and scalable solution for any business need. Allowing your teams to deliver great service by in-taking, tackling, and resolving requests with exceptional velocity. It is built for the DevOps era and based on Jira to enable seamless integrations with Confluence, Opsgenie, and Statuspage, bringing Dev, IT, and business teams together for an exceptional delivery experience at high velocity.
Atlassian has announced upcoming upgrades to take Jira Service Management to the next level:
Confluence is the workspace of choice when content creation and distribution are indispensable for success! More than 60.000 customers rely on Confluence, making it the top tool for teams to share knowledge and collaborate.
Confluence has gradually revealed some new useful features, and Atlassian has put a lot of effort into improving the user experience and functionality of Confluence.
New updates:
Trello is looking to position itself in a SaaS-driven world, and the latest updates allow users a broader overview of what's happening across the organization. This new update also helps users to see data from other tools natively within Trello. The Trello team has revamped the board views and added new capabilities to the individual cards that make up those views.
Opsgenie is a modern incident management platform that ensures critical incidents are never missed. The new updates include: