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        <title>draw.io &amp; Linchpin &amp; Agile Hive Info Session 2020</title>
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        <start>2020-03-29</start>
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                <abstract>Our vision for the work of tomorrow. Not just warm words but proven software solutions that you can look at during Atlassian Summit that will change the way you collaborate, visualize and scale agile in your organization. Allow us to introduce a digital workplace with Atlassian.</abstract>
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                    <person id='161'>Martin Seibert</person><person id='155'>Adil Nasri</person><person id='158'>Jan Kuntscher</person><person id='156'>Sebastian Martini</person>
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                <title>&quot;Jay&apos;s world&quot; - How Jay Simons (Atlassian, President) shaped the Atlassian journey</title>
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                <abstract>An interview with Jay Simons the prominent and well known iconic leader from San Francisco who build Atlassian together with Mike and Scott. Sebastian and Martin will interview him about his journey with Atlassian and the achievements that stand out from his point of view.</abstract>
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                <description>We&apos;re incredibly proud to be able to have Jay be part of our event. Please welcome him with us and enjoy his stories. We&apos;re looking forward to this special occasion.</description>
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                <title>Introducing Linchpin Cloud - Creating a rock star intranet with Atlassian Confluence in the Cloud</title>
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                <abstract>Be among the first potential users to discover the cloud version of our successful social intranet solution Linchpin.</abstract>
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                <title>Agile Hive - Scaling SAFe in large enterprises with Atlassian Jira and Confluence</title>
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                <abstract>Scaling agile is hard. Lots of companies have failed trying to implement SAFe. Agile Hive is an easy to use and straight forward all in one solution for Atlassian Jira and Confluence that allows your organization to scale your agile practice with SAFe by the book.</abstract>
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                <description>Learn from Jan Kuntscher how the software works and see it in action. Ask your own questions and relate to your own and your customers experience while scaling agile. You&apos;ll see that it&apos;s easier than most people think.</description>
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                <title>Why your Intranet should be based on Atlassian Confluence - Linchpin Intranet</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T13:20:00-07:00</date>
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                <abstract>Learn how Linchpin Intranet Suite will turn Atlassian Confluence into an attractive and fully personalized social Intranet with a native employee app that includes news, microblogs, all profiles and all Confluence pages and even works with servers behind the firewall seamlessly.</abstract>
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                <description>Linchpin is based on a system that employees already both know how to use and enjoy using it. It extends Confluence into a modern social intranet which fulfills both user and management requirements. Top-down communication is integrated with company news and meets the requirement to share information efficiently with all employees (Intranet 1.0). Extensive personalization based on language, location, and user profile fields, greatly reduces the complexity of this system. With a microblogging function and extended user profiles, Confluence is enhanced with social features. Linchpin integrates other enterprise applications that employees frequently use, making it the cockpit from which they can complete all of their daily work. Thanks to our mobile app and large touch screen support, the intranet is available to all employees throughout the company. Customers benefit from the short implementation phase because of the technical standardization, and have significantly lower licensing costs when compared to intranet solutions like SharePoint.</description>
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                <title>State of the nation for Linchpin Intranets - Facts, Figures &amp; Roadmap</title>
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                <abstract>Linchpin Intranets are among the most powerful and versatile enhancements of Atlassian Confluence in the whole ecosystem. Linchpin for Atlassian-based Intranets and Extranets is a 8 digit business. Learn all facts, achievements and our roadmap for 2020 from our COO.</abstract>
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                    <person id='156'>Sebastian Martini</person>
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                <title>Aura in Atlassian Confluence - Transform boring pages into beautiful organized content</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T14:10:00-07:00</date>
                <start>14:10</start>
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                <abstract>Aura is an app for Confluence which introduces an intuitive suite of content macros transforming boring pages into beautiful organized content.</abstract>
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                <description>Aura is an app for Confluence which introduces an intuitive suite of content macros transforming boring pages into beautiful organized content.  

- The intuitive usage of Aura macros will boost user experience &amp; user acceptance throughout Confluence
- The beautiful results of Aura macros will enhance the readability, structure &amp; navigation of Confluence pages

Rediscover Confluence &amp; start creating appealing pages with Aura.</description>
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                <title>Migrations from Gliffy to draw.io for better diagrams in Atlassian Confluence</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T14:35:00-07:00</date>
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                <abstract>What we have learnt from hundreds of customers who switched from Gliffy to draw.io diagrams in Atlassian Confluence and how you can try it risk free and complete it easily yourself. An easy and proven way to deploy a better diagramming solution for less money in Confluence.</abstract>
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                    <person id='159'>Diana Schweitzer</person>
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                <title>The onboarding of users in draw.io - the self-service tutorial</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T15:00:00-07:00</date>
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                <abstract>Onboarding new users to software can be tricky. Most of the time this means investing time to onboard people personally. Or even worse, try to work through the documentation and try to understand the software yourself. But there is an easier way, learn draw.io within draw.io.</abstract>
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                <description>Onboarding to software is important, nothing new about that. This includes onboarding existing employees to new software as well as new employees to existing tools. We did some research, how draw.io customers perform onboarding to Atlassian apps in general and found libraries of documentation that mostly the admins created for the company staff. There are two things that came to our eyes:

1. Documenting software is pain - and a lot of work that usually don&apos;t end with the documentation, you also have to train people.
2. Learning works best when it takes place in small, comprehensible steps and at your own pace.

What prevents people from learning software in depth is negatively influenced by the following factors:

- There are media breaks between the training content and the actual tool
- Examples are usually so abstract that the transfer to own use cases becomes more difficult

We have tried to overcome these obstacles and have created a tutorial series that we would like to share and develop further with you.</description>
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                <title>Good Form Design: Collecting Better Data in Jira</title>
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                <start>15:30</start>
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                <abstract>They&#8217;re not sexy. They&#8217;re not fun. But forms are the name of the game when it comes to collecting structured data. This session will examine four use cases to demonstrate how teams have designed forms to collect better data in Jira.</abstract>
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                <track>General Atlassian topics</track>
                
                <persons>
                    <person id='195'>Simon Herd</person><person id='196'>Simon Herd</person>
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                <description>Well-designed Jira forms mean that customers are presented with a friendly, familiar interface. Agents receive all of the information they need upfront, and auditors can view all of the pertinent data right where they&#8217;re looking for it &#8211; on the Jira issue.  

This session will use examples and use cases to demonstrate how teams can design forms to:

- Collect better data in Jira (Use Case: HR onboard);
- Provide better service via the Jira Service Desk customer portal (Use Case: Internal Print Shop);
- Streamline processes by combining forms with automation (Use Case: Bug report and triage);
- Reduce custom fields and Jira administration without sacrificing data (Use Case: Change Management).

We&#8217;ll showcase the ProForma ADF (Atlassian Document Format) form builder which allows teams to use the same editing abilities they enjoy in Confluence to collect data in Jira.</description>
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                <title>The future of work: How Atlassian Software can shape your transition to scaling agile and establish a digital workplace</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T16:00:00-07:00</date>
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                <abstract>Dominic Price will show us the role of Atlassian Software in a digital transformation journey for small and big companies. He&apos;ll share his insights working and speaking on behalf of Atlassian.</abstract>
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                    <person id='174'>Dominic Price</person>
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                <description>* Experiences in scaling agile in Atlassian
* How Atlassian shapes its culture and scales</description>
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                <title>Collaboration with Jira, Confluence and Trello - How we do it at Atlassian</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T16:30:00-07:00</date>
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                <abstract>Sherif is a seasoned Atlassian employee with a lot of experience of collaboration at Atlassian. He has seen the most part of the phenomenal growth of this company happen during his time there. We&apos;ll hear from his collaboration experiences first hand in this talk.</abstract>
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                <description>Also see [Sherif&apos;s talk during the official Atlassian Summit conference](https://www.atlassian.com/company/events/summit/schedule/by-track?tab=ways-of-working&amp;sessionid=624043).

### Scale your team culture by hacking these 10 Atlassian tools

There&#8217;s a good chance your team already runs on Jira Software, Jira Service Desk, Confluence, and Trello. And while these tools help you deliver awesome projects and services, can they also help you ship an amazing team culture?

In this talk, you&#8217;ll learn how to leverage the tools your team already uses to cultivate an innovative and open culture. Sherif will explore different ways to use Jira, Confluence, and Trello to make larger organizations feel like small teams, build and maintain a culture of innovation, and inject some fun into your business-as-usual.

#### Deployment Method
Cloud, Server, Data Center

#### Product focus
Confluence

#### Solutions
Agile

#### Track: Ways of Working
His talk is part of the &quot;Ways of Working&quot; Track in the conference:
&quot;Are you ready to do the best work of your life? In this track you&apos;ll learn the ways some of the most impactful teams in the world get work done. The frameworks, practices, and tools you&#8217;ll take away will unlock your potential and unleash the power of your team.&quot;</description>
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                <title>Atlassian Data Center - How Jira, Confluence and Bitbucket perform at scale</title>
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                <abstract>Alison is Head of Product, Server and Data Center at Atlassian. In her talk we&apos;ll learn about the current positioning of Atlassian in the Enterprise market for self-hosted business software at scale, the mid-term and long-term strategy of Atlassian with Datacenter</abstract>
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                <description>This is going to be a general Data Center roadmap presentation. We&apos;ll learn about the evolution of Data Center from a deployment option for scaling into a full-fledged enterprise edition.</description>
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                <title>Analytics - Look behind the scenes of Atlassian Confluence with Viewtracker</title>
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                <abstract>In this talk you&#8216;ll learn about the basics of tracking in Confluence. Bitvoodoo&#8217;s Viewtracker gives you new perspectives: What contents are relevant to your readers? Which pages are popular, which pages aren&apos;t? Look behind the scenes with Viewtracker - Analytics for Confluence.</abstract>
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                    <person id='168'>Stefan Ernst</person>
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                <description>Atlassian Confluence is a sticky software. Once your teams have understood how it can improve the collaboration, you&#8216;ll see a lot of activity. Already a mediocre activity will lead to a lot of questions about the usage. What is interesting? How can we help our users discover these gems? Do people read what I am writing at all?

The core Confluence software does not have an analytics element in it. Viewtracker is a feasible solution. In this talk you will ...
* Learn the basics of Confluence usage reporting
* Find out about the capabilities and advantages of using a tracking software in Confluence
* Understand the pitfalls and threads (GDPR, CCPA, ...) when deploying such a solution.
* See the Integration of Viewtracker into Linchpin Social Intranet and especially Linchpin Mobile native apps.</description>
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                <title>Thinking Beyond Attachments: Document Libraries for Atlassian Confluence</title>
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                <abstract>Document libraries, like those similar to &apos;Sharepoint sites&apos;, are an integral part of document management systems. But traditionally, this concept of a &apos;document library&apos; hasn&apos;t existed in Confluence, which is why users gravitate towards attachments as an alternative &#8211; until now.</abstract>
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                    <person id='171'>Anshuman Dash</person>
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                <description>Document libraries, like those similar to the ones in &apos;Sharepoint sites&apos;, are an integral part of document management systems. Having a central hub for all of your documents provides structure and enables some powerful document management features. But traditionally, this concept of a &apos;document library&apos; doesn&apos;t exist in Confluence, which is why users gravitate towards attachments as an alternative &#8211; embedding them on pages and building integrations, which creates silos and poses other challenges.&#160;

In this talk, we&apos;ll introduce the concept of &apos;native&apos; Confluence documents and how Scroll Documents can help users create and manage these documents as a library in your intranet. You&apos;ll learn how to bring structure and visibility to your content and turn your Confluence documents into custom, professionally-styled Word or PDF documents.</description>
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                <room>Room 2</room>
                <title>Maximizing your interaction with the Atlassian Online Community and Community Events</title>
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                <abstract>As we always say &quot;It is always better together&quot; and within the Atlassian Ecosystem that statement has real value and it is right on target. I believe that Atlassian team members, users and partners could collaborate to truly unleash the power of each team member.</abstract>
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                    <person id='187'>Fabian Lopez</person>
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                <description>As we always say &quot;It is always better together&quot; and within the Atlassian Ecosystem that statement has real value and it is right on target. I believe that Atlassian team members, users, and partners could collaborate to truly unleash the power of each team member.
As a user, community leader and &quot;Atlassian fan&quot; I think all of us can maximize the experience of any member of the Atlassian ecosystem, from an employee to an applications developer to the end-user.  It is all about collaboration, balancing our interest with other participants&apos; interest and passion. This particular event is the perfect example of a community that thrive together. During my presentation, I will share some tips on how to increase our footprint in the online Atlassian Community, Community Events and Company User Groups.</description>
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                <abstract>We talk about the various types of email that a Jira and Confluence user receives, and what can be done to improve the quality and reduce the quantity of these notifications.</abstract>
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                    <person id='166'>Boris Berenberg</person>
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                <description>We discuss how many emails Jira and Confluence can send the average user. Then we look at the value that users get from these emails. Finally we talk about how we work with customers to improve the signal to noise ratio.</description>
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                <abstract>Candidate Management requires a complex structure, which maps responsibilities and associated permission structures with the required multilevel decision-making process. Multiple departments need to be involved and provided with information. Influx - is the solution needed.</abstract>
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                <track>General Atlassian topics</track>
                
                <persons>
                    <person id='164'>Samsoor Hemat</person>
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                <language>en</language>
                
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                <room>Room 2</room>
                <title>Deliver What Matters, When It Matters (with Jira)</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T13:20:00-07:00</date>
                <start>13:20</start>
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                <abstract>_When will we see value from our investment?_ Leadership asks you some form of this question nearly every day. In this presentation, we&#8217;ll show you how to use Jira to satisfy leadership&#8217;s need to know using a simple process and the right tooling.</abstract>
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                <track>Agile Hive - Scaling Agile with Jira</track>
                
                <persons>
                    <person id='163'>Jeremy Stark</person>
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                <language>en</language>
                
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            <event guid='e0ebdc6a-3a2a-57ce-8f86-2f9952539ed1' id='179' code='MRLNR9'>
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                <title>How to keep your Confluence fast and clutter-free with ScriptRunner</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T13:45:00-07:00</date>
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                <abstract>Old and non-relevant content in your Confluence instance can cause a lot of problems. In this talk we will show you a few simple ways in which you can use ScriptRunner  to automate your Confluence cleaning routine and keep your content fresh and your instance healthy.</abstract>
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                <track>General Atlassian topics</track>
                
                <persons>
                    <person id='165'>Andre Serrano</person><person id='177'>Teddy Finn</person>
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                <language>en</language>
                <description>From users accessing out-dated content or not being able to find the relevant info, to storage issues and serious loss in server performance - Confluence clutter can cause a lot of problems.

In this talk Andre Serrano will show you a few simple ways in which you can use ScriptRunner in Server or Data Center to automate your Confluence cleaning routine and keep your content fresh and your instance healthy.</description>
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            <event guid='98091002-58c4-5867-94f6-cc3655095e40' id='189' code='XECSET'>
                <room>Room 2</room>
                <title>Scaling Agile in the Atlassian Ecosystem: Overview of possibilities and advantages of a flexible</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T14:10:00-07:00</date>
                <start>14:10</start>
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                <abstract>Steve is probably the most prominent expert for scaling Agile in the Atlassian ecosystem. He is the founder of Agile Craft which has been aquired by Atlassian in 2019. His product is now the scaling agile flagship product called Jira Align. Steve will share his insights with us.</abstract>
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                    <person id='176'>Steve Elliott</person>
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                <description>Learn from the founder of Agile Craft about his viewpoints and experiences on scaling Agile in enterprises and organizations.</description>
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                <room>Room 2</room>
                <title>End Exhell with Excellentable for Confluence</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T14:35:00-07:00</date>
                <start>14:35</start>
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                <abstract>Everyone appreciates creating a spreadsheet to crunch numbers and data. But what happens when you need to share it? That&#8217;s when the ExHell begins. Excellentable is an Atlassian Confluence App that allows spreadsheets to be fully functional, dynamic, and interactive.</abstract>
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                <persons>
                    <person id='154'>Jaclyn M. Mazzarella</person><person id='179'>Karthik Sriram</person>
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                <language>en</language>
                
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                <url>https://pretalx.seibert.group/infosession20/talk/RDCV89/</url>
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            <event guid='d99c2f83-d556-5ad1-b412-f3e024215017' id='171' code='ZZNQKC'>
                <room>Room 2</room>
                <title>Document Management in a Confluence-Based Intranet</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T15:00:00-07:00</date>
                <start>15:00</start>
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                <abstract>Your intranet is only as good as the quality of the documents within it. Join Comalatech&apos;s COO, Simon Gatto, as he shows you how to go beyond just writing documents and start managing them with reviews and approvals.</abstract>
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                <track>Linchpin - Confluence-based Intranet</track>
                
                <persons>
                    <person id='157'>Simon Gatto</person>
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                <language>en</language>
                <description>The best way to build high quality intranet content is to utilize review and approval processes. Simon will give real world examples of how approval processes help create better team documentation, and how to add those processes into Confluence with the Comala Document Management app.</description>
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                <url>https://pretalx.seibert.group/infosession20/talk/ZZNQKC/</url>
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            <event guid='c1dadf81-43c8-5a89-a938-9c22fb00ecd3' id='169' code='L9PWLF'>
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                <title>Taking Control of Content Creation in Confluence with the Blueprint Creator</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T15:30:00-07:00</date>
                <start>15:30</start>
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                <abstract>In Confluence, content is created by different teams in various fields and contrasting skills. When there is no obvious structure the result is often overwhelming. Let&apos;s take a look at **simplifying content creation** and **unifying page structures**.</abstract>
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                <persons>
                    <person id='155'>Adil Nasri</person>
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                <language>en</language>
                <description>The **[Blueprint Creator](https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1218917/blueprint-creator-advanced-templates?hosting=server&amp;tab=overview.)** helps you bring more structure to your Confluence pages and spaces. Create blueprints for blog posts, pages and spaces with pre-defined content and layouts that are tailored to your exact needs - no programming or scripting necessary. 

Seamlessly integrated forms capture information from users, helping them to overcome blank page syndrome. Jumpstart your projects with pre-built page and space templates.</description>
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            <event guid='39c153f5-4088-58fe-88c1-a1ace848940e' id='183' code='UFQVJX'>
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                <title>Fresh Intranet Designs with Atlassian Confluence</title>
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                <date>2020-03-29T16:00:00-07:00</date>
                <start>16:00</start>
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                <abstract>We will show how modern Intranet designs can improve user experience and drive adoption rate.</abstract>
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                    <person id='169'>Constance Hua</person><person id='170'>Ren&#233; M&#252;ller</person>
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                <description>The relevance of the interface of a webportal like Atlassian Confluence is high. It&#8216;s helping to create a digital home for your users. Easy and simple steps can achieve a significant difference. Learn from the Kreuzwerker-Team how to do it in a quick session.</description>
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                <url>https://pretalx.seibert.group/infosession20/talk/UFQVJX/</url>
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            <event guid='0126a1b8-f5f3-5755-b551-8ffce97a709b' id='134' code='T8G8SQ'>
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                <title>SSO in Atlassian Tools: Best Practices for User Management in Confluence-Intranets and for scaling agile with SAFe in Atlassian Jira</title>
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                <abstract>Passwords are an easy target for attackers. We enable organizations to manage complex User environments, minimize risk and increase usability. Discover Best Practices with our SAML SSO, User Deactivator and User Directory Sync in Atlassian Software like Jira and Confluence.</abstract>
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                <track>General Atlassian topics</track>
                
                <persons>
                    <person id='110'>Bj&#246;rn D&#246;hler</person>
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                <language>en</language>
                <description>Both [Agile Hive](https://agile-hive.com/) and [Linchpin](https://www.linchpin-intranet.com/) base on Atlassian software. A single sign-on (SSO) solution improves the security and the usability of these solutions. See how Bj&#246;rn installs an SSO solution live into a Confluence with Linchpin and a Jira with Agile Hive within 15 minutes.</description>
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                <url>https://pretalx.seibert.group/infosession20/talk/T8G8SQ/</url>
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            <event guid='771bce89-ca37-57e8-811e-c38ac64e6876' id='181' code='GVUX8N'>
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                <title>Effective project tracking  with Profields for Jira</title>
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                <abstract>Working in an Enterprise organization as a Manager, Project lead and Jira Administrator can be really challenging to track and monitor Jira projects. 
We have taken Profields to the next level for tracking projects in a similar way you can track issues in Jira.</abstract>
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                    <person id='167'>Flora Rubio</person>
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                <description>Learn how to create a project inventory, control your project changes, improve reporting based on real time insights and get a more effective project&#8217; administration.

The profields software from Deiser adds significant features to Atlassian Jira, that you will not want to miss. Find out in this session.</description>
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            <event guid='0b3606fc-9efb-5511-90d7-e2a748e76243' id='166' code='73TZJG'>
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                <title>The &quot;Draw&quot; Game - The top players, fast movers and key use cases in the diagramming category</title>
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                <abstract>This will be the most recent of our category presentations which leverages our MARs (Marketplace Analytics Research service). It will feature a full 12 months history with views of instances, growth, top 10 players and key use cases (if there is time)</abstract>
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                <persons>
                    <person id='153'>Miles Faulkner</person>
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                <description>The talk will be an intro to the more in depth report as its only 15 minutes long.  The audience will be able to access the longer webinar when its available as well as all the data.  We expect to cover why diagramming is so hot (esp in Confluence), the draw category as it truly is, the main players and key use cases. There won&apos;t be enough time to cover all the ground but the rest will be available for those interested as a longer report.  When the longer webinar is ready it will be here; https://www.blendedperspectives.com/blog/webinars/
Miles Faulkner is Co CEO Blended Perspectives
 a Marketplace research specialist and architect of MARs, 30 years of IT experience  and Lead consultant PPM solutions. Finally a not very good but enthusiastic golfer. Linked In; 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/miles-faulkner-a84188/</description>
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                <title>Authenticating Linchpin users with OpenId Connect</title>
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                <type>Software Presentation</type>
                <date>2020-03-29T17:45:00-07:00</date>
                <start>17:45</start>
                <duration>00:15</duration>
                <abstract>Have you ever visited a web site where you got the option to log in with Google? Did notice that the login forms also asked for your consent to export your personal data? This is OpenID Connect (OIDC) in action. This talk will show how OIDC can be put to practice in Linchpin.</abstract>
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                <track>Linchpin - Confluence-based Intranet</track>
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                    <person id='175'>Jon Espen Ingvaldsen, PhD</person>
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                <description>Have you ever visited a web site where you have the option to log in with Google or other identity services? Did notice that the login forms also asked for your consent to export your personal data? This is OpenID Connect (OIDC) in action. 

This presentation will show how the Kantega SSO Enterprise app allow you to benefit OIDC and put it to practice in Linchpin. We will show you the magnitude of identity providers supporting OIDC, how easy it is to set up, and how it creates a consent focused platform for exchange of personal data.</description>
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