

JIRA CLIENT SOFTWARE SOFTWARE
With upcoming initiatives and heavy business implications that were highly dependent on throughput, our client had an imperative need to move their current instances of Jira Software and Confluence to Atlassian's cloud offering.īy completing the migration, our client would address the lingering issues revolving around their server versions of the aforementioned applications which were at end of life support (EOL), consistently experiencing major downtime, lacking dedicated resources to maintain the instance in terms of governance administration, and lacking experience with tool configuration as it was previously siloed to one of their many subsidiaries.

And that is exactly what our client Ginkgo Bioworks, an industry-leading biotech company that specializes in genetic engineering, decided to do. When internal resources are scarce and the upkeep of mission-critical applications becomes more of a cumbersome task that increases risk instead of reducing it, it's time to call in a professional. Topics:Ĭase-studies business confluence legal jira-service-desk digital-transformation jira-software atlassian-products agile Producing over 5,000 news stories per day in over 73 countries, our client understands the need to deliver its products through innovative technology, quickly and accurately. These standards were then implemented and configured into the Atlassian product suite to provide our client with an end-to-end SDLC solution that provided increased transparency, normalization, and accelerated development processes. We took a deep dive into our client's processes and created a standardization plan that allowed for disparate cross team collaboration that was unique to our client's objectives while adhering to Agile and SDLC best practices.

By utilizing our process expertise and knowledge of the Atlassian product suite, Praecipio Consulting standardized SDLC processes and implemented Jira, Jira Agile, Jira Service Desk, Confluence, and Stash for one of the world's largest legal and business news providers.
