Showing posts with label confluence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label confluence. Show all posts
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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Impressive Confluence - Wiki - Environment: BearingPoint
From grassroot experience to enterprise-wide adoption:
Nate takes us through how BearingPoint implemented Confluence from the ground up to over 16,000 co-workers across the globe. Nate promotes organic advocacy and states their wiki was started by users for users, not by IT, though they are now on board. BearingPoint's current wiki started in a basement on a personal laptop and has since grown to a 2-node cluster with over 11K pages.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Cool! Confluence 2.8 is available!
10 April 2008: With great pleasure, the Atlassian Confluence team presents Confluence 2.8.
We have simplified the screen design to focus on content. There's a totally new menu structure for editing or adding content and many other actions. We've also grouped the menu functions so that they are easier to use and understand. This will help new users start using Confluence quickly. For our faithful customers, you may find existing features you didn't know Confluence had!
The much voted for page-ordering feature allows you to define the order of your wiki pages yourself --- just drag and drop your pages into the right position.
We've beautified the display of comments on pages and news items. With the multiple-label filter, you can combine more than one label in your label searches and surf labels directly via a sensible URL. Getting Confluence up and running is easier than ever with our new installer. An enhanced task list is bundled with Confluence, bringing faster response times and a simple yet powerful user interface.
There are some great performance enhancements, and a lot for administrators and developers too.
Cool!
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Kristine von PBwiki hat mir wieder geschrieben ... [www.beyondwiki.net]
Hi!
It's Kristine, the community evangelist for PBwiki. I've haven't seen you on your wiki recently. Is everything ok?
If you're not sure what to do with your PBwiki, I have some great suggestions that may help you out.
Kristine hört sich gut an; - Evangelist für einen Theologen auch! Jetzt habe ich vorgelegt. - Auf die Reaktion bin ich gespannt. - Wahrscheinlich ist ihr FLER oder ISIKON oder Confluence wohl zu hart ...
Check my wiki!!!
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Atlassian Software Systems: Inside Business Development
From Atlassian Software Systems:
About Wiki adoption ...
check out Stewart Mader's Blog: www.ikiw.org [got IT?]
Todd Revolt and Steward , Business Development ...
About Wiki adoption ...
check out Stewart Mader's Blog: www.ikiw.org [got IT?]
Todd Revolt and Steward , Business Development ...
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