At an inaugural Work Life event in San Francisco on Friday, leading productivity software firm Atlassian Corporation Plc unveiled a new work management offering called ‘Atlassian Together’, along with several new product capabilities.
Recognising the changing nature of how the firm works, Atlassian released the new products and features to help align autonomous teams and use them to power businesses’ digital transformation efforts.
The new products are built on the Atlassian Platform to drive cross-team collaboration, which is open by design. This would give teams the freedom to easily integrate their favourite tools to stay aligned with universally accessible project context, processes, and status.
Erika Trautman, Head of Product, Atlassian's Work Management offerings, said, “At Atlassian, we’re obsessed with designing products that unleash the potential of every team. Our leading work management products enable teams to choose the best tool for their needs and work differently. But delivering amazing products on their own is not enough. They must connect with each other, and all the other apps teams are using to get work done, to bring the teams together. The new offering and capabilities we unveiled today will drive this powerful cross-team collaboration.”
One such product is the Atlassian Together, a single subscription to Atlassian’s work management products such as Confluence, Jira Work Management, and Atlas among others. The company claims that more than 150,000 customers currently use these products.
Smart Links is one of their new capabilities built on the platform that helps users access information across Atlassian and third-party apps. It allows team members from finding and inserting content to creating and editing work items across products.
Moreover, Atlas will be coming out of beta next month, as announced at Atlassian’s flagship conference, TEAM’22. Since its inception, customers in the early access programme have witnessed benefits from new improvements such as richer integrations and flexible reporting.
Delivering to more than 240,000 customers across small and large companies—including Bank of America, NASA, Redfin, Verizon, and Dropbox—Atlassian helps teams organise, discuss, and complete shared work to deliver quality results on time.
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