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Jira adapts to your team – not the other way around.  🤝 Jira’s intuitive user interface lets you customize workflows to match your team’s communication needs. 

This is an exciting one! 🥳 The new Confluence for Figma widget is now in beta. With this new integration, you can embed your Confluence content into Figma design files for a side-by-side view. 🌟 Learn more and sign up for beta access: https://go.atlss.in/6fcrdq

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We asked Atlassians in the Austin office to predict the buzzword for Team '25… AI and collaboration 🤖🤝 got the most votes! What do you think it will be? There’s still time to get the lowest price on your pass for Team '25 in Anaheim, CA. Sign up here: https://go.atlss.in/coz1b6

💪 Want to learn how to save time by automating manual tasks across Jira, Confluence, and Jira Service Management? Join our webinar on February 27 to hear from Atlassian product experts Mindy Park, Avinoam Zelenko, Charlie Gavey, and Makarand Gomashe about how Atlassian Automation can help you streamline workflows and free up time to focus on more impactful work. You'll learn about top automation use cases, see live demos, and get your burning questions answered. Register today: https://go.atlss.in/em2l65

Check out how Atlassian has stepped up to offer data residency, 360° support, and generative AI in our growing partnership with industry leaders in South Korea. Aaron Cho has the scoop, and the full article is on our blog. https://go.atlss.in/2trab2

Jira: built for every team. 🚀 New features to give flexibility for how your team works and a new look to fit your team’s vibe. ✨ Learn more about the new Jira: https://go.atlss.in/v3bxik

We're still riding the high from Atlas Camp, Atlassian's premier developer conference! 🚀 Nearly 400 developers and Atlassians gathered in Brussels to connect, create, and chart the future of our ecosystem. 💡 What's next for Atlassian's ecosystem? Think bigger, bolder, and built for impact. We're making significant strides in: - System of Work & Teamwork Graph: Building a more connected platform that breaks down barriers and enhances collaboration. - Forge: Introducing groundbreaking capabilities that will transform developers' innovation on the Atlassian Platform. - Marketplace: Enhancing the enterprise app experience with trust, transparency, and curated solutions tailored to customer needs. Did you miss the event (or want to experience it again)? We've got you covered. Check out our YouTube playlist: https://go.atlss.in/gz1mw9

One early observation after spending a week immersing myself in all things F1 and Atlassian Williams Racing: Agility takes on a whole new meaning. During a factory tour, I learned that the team is constantly fabricating new physical parts for the car. These could be made of carbon fiber, metal, or 3D-printed. They could be used for the actual car or for testing. These parts all have a lead time, and there's an ongoing backlog of parts to be made. What happens if a car is damaged during an event? Physical parts are needed for the next event which could be in as little as 5 days. This is a hard deadline, not an artificial one like in the corporate world. No parts, no race. This means: - Damage needs to be assessed - Parts identified - Communication back to HQ on what's needed - Pivot production priorities  - Fabricate new parts - Transportation of physical parts Aglity. Multiple teams. Multiple crafts. In some ways, it's the same as what's required in most companies, at x1,000 speed, with no room for delays or error. It was amazing to see it in action last week. #agile #teamwork

The wait is over. Introducing the Atlassian Williams Racing FW47 Livery for 2025. 📸💙