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List of Banks using Atlassian Cloud
Banks are well known for their stringent policies on security and compliance. This is because they need to ensure their customers’ data are well protected.
We scouted the Internet to research which banks are using Atlassian Cloud and compiled the list below.
Bank Country / Region Product(s) Solution Partner User Count Latin America Jira eCore 4,300 Mexico Confluence, Jira, JSM bit2bit Americas 500 Commonwealth Bank Australia Confluence, Jira 25,000 EQ Bank Canada Confluence, Jira Blended Perspectives 400 Hanseatic Bank Germany Confluence, Jira Jodocus GmbH Libra Bank Romania Jira Life in Codes p.s: The list is ordered by the name of the bank, followed by Country/Region
Hope the info will be useful for financial institutions who are exploring to migrate to Jira Cloud.
References
- Bank from Latin America
- https://www.e-core.com/na-en/case-study/large-private-bank-merges-multiple-data-rich-jira-instances-across-different-server-types/
- Bank from Mexico
- https://bit2bitamericas.com/en/insights/mexican-bank-migrates-to-atlassian-cloud/
- Commonwealth Bank
- https://www.itnews.com.au/news/cba-is-shifting-to-cloud-versions-of-atlassian-software-596929
- https://diginomica.com/commonwealth-bank-australia-ensures-regulatory-compliance-jira-and-confluence-devops-ecosystem
- https://www.atlassian.com/webinars/enterprise-cloud/commonwealth-bank-of-australia-engineering-transformation-at-scale
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyD4ixf5fyM
- EQ Bank
- https://www.blendedperspectives.com/about-us/equitable-bank-eq-bank-atlassian-cloud-case-study/
- https://www.atlassian.com/customers/eqbank
- Hanseatic Bank
- https://www.jodocus.io/en/success-stories/hansaetic-bank
- Libra Bank
- https://lifeincodes.com/product-news/when-agile-meets-banking-the-story-of-libra-bank-romania-transitioning-to-jira-software/
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Deploying Atlassian tools for the Enterprise
Over the
seyears, the customer base of Atlassian have evolved fromasmall companies who hosted their server under someone’s table to large enterprises. Their tools are being used by NASA for space exploration projects and Rakuten for development of the Japan’s biggest online marketplace.Many customers have been demanding for improvements for robustness such as clustering, high availability and higher levels of support. So if you are deploying Atlassian products, you might be interested to know their new offerings:
JIRA/Confluence Data Center
- Designed for high availability and performance at scale
- Provides active-active clustering to ensure users have uninterrupted access
- Increases concurrent usage capacity without sacrificing performance
- New nodes can be added without taking the system offline
- Data Center is available at US$24,000 per year for every 1,000 users
- Together withthe introduction of the Data Center, there are 3 flavours available for different types of users
- Server (previously known as Download)
- Cloud (previously known as OnDemand)
- Data Center (new license)
For differences between Server and Cloud editions, check out our Infographic- Atlassian OnDemand vs In-Premise.
Technical Account Management Programme
- Provides 1:1 guidance to help with operational activities, governance and strategic planning to get the most from your Atlassian investment
- A Technical Account Manager (TAM) from Atlassian will be assigned
- Available 1 day per week for US$60,000/year
Premier Support
- Provide access to a dedicated team of senior support engineers with enhanced SLAs and availability
- Has intimate knowledge of your environment to quickly address and manage critical incidents
- Premier support is available for US$35,000/year
For on-site support in Singapore, we have specialised local support plans as well.
For those who are keen on JIRA Data Center, there are some other useful resources:
- Free Data Center Webinars
- Plugin Guide to JIRA High Availability & Clustering
- JIRA Data Center Installation Guide
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Stash 2.0 – Giving you more control with DVCS
Atlassian has launched Stash 2.0 together with Enterprise Support for it. Stash is an on-premise Git Repository Management solution that allows teams a central way to manage all the distributed and growing code base.
With Stash, it will be possible to
- integrate with corporate LDAP
- enforce permissions at project or branch level
- integrate with JIRA issue tracker
- extend new features with plugins
- and others
For those who are not heard of Git, it is fastest growing DVCS (Distributed Version Control System) that has increased from 13% (2011) to 27% (2012). People are switching from Subversion to DVCS to be more efficient, reduce dependencies among developers and to take advantage of the workflows.
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Confluence 3.5 Released: Stronger JIRA Integration
Have you ever wanted to create JIRA issues from the Confluence Editor? What about being able to quickly insert recently viewed issues to generate ad-hoc reports in Confluence? Well, thanks to Confluence 3.5, now you can!
A new ‘Insert JIRA Issue’ dialog lets you to
- create new issues,
- insert recently viewed issues,
- and search for existing issues to embed in Confluence pages.
One possible useful scenario for this feature is tracking the action items for meeting minutes. With this new feature, there is no more need to dig up all the meeting minutes to see if the action items are completed.
Check out the short video below to see the features in action.
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Atlassian on CNBC Power Lunch
Atlassian, the maker of Confluence & JIRA was featured recently on the CNBC – US National TV for a short interview.
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It’s an amazing feat that a company started by 2 university graduates with a $10k credit card loan has grown into a company with 225 employees worldwide and 59 million revenue in FY2010.
Kudos to Mike & Scott and the Atlassian Team 🙂
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2 good news for Atlassian users
Great news from our partner. Atlassian has been named by IDC as “10 Innovative Applications Companies under $100M to watch“. Atlassian has exemplified herself in the following key trends in applications:
- Acceleration of software as a service (SaaS), business process outsourcing (BPO), and open source over traditional on-premise software
- New business models for software use by service providers (software-within-a-service)
- Web 2.0-like functionality moves into the enterprise (e2.0).
Another great news is that Atlassian has moved up ranks in this year’s Gartner‘s Magic Quadrant for Social Software in the Workplace. The report cites
Atlassian is a Challenger because it has demonstrated the ability to penetrate a global market with its popular wiki functionality…
Both news are good recognition of Atlassian’s good business strategy and effort to deliver good & useful applications to the world.
For our clients on Confluence and JIRA, you can rest assured that you are on a leading platform and expect more useful & interesting features in time to come.
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Launch of Confluence 3.0
Confluence 3.0 has just been launched yesterday with many new features and improvements over the previous version:
- Now users can tap on the power of the macros easily without learning the makeup language with the macro browser
- They can find out more about their coworkers and discover experts with enhanced user profiles
- They can connect with their coworkers with Status Update (Twitter for your enterprise) and activities stream within their network.
Check out the video for a quick overview of what’s new!
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And here is how the community has reacted to Confluence 3.0’s launch.
Gil Yehuda, a former Forrester Analyst:
I found though both formal and informal surveys that Confluence lives at or near the top of the list of Enterprise Wikis when I speak to large enterprises. I can’t quote the formal data, but I can share the following anecdote: Many times I’ll ask a crowd how many people use wikis in their organization, then I’ll ask how many of those installations are Confluence. Typically about half of those who say they are using a wiki will keep their hands up.
Many large enterprises, like Accenture or Sun, have sanctioned Confluence as their IT approved wiki standard. Customers frequently use Atlassian’s Universal Wiki Converter to migrate other wikis to Confluence.
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Update to the Atlassian’s fundraising drive
Hi everyone, some great news about the fundraising drive I blogged last week.
$100,370 was raised in the 5 days with 13,126 licenses being bought. The sum of money will enable Room to Read to build 25 libraries for children in developing nations.
For more information, please refer to the official blogpost by Atlassian
Thanks to all of you who responded to our blog post and spread the message around. Thank you very much 🙂
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The Atlassian Summit
Atlassian, the folks that developed Confluence and Jira is organizing their first user conference – The Atlassian Summit at San Francisco from 31st May – 2nd June 2009.
If you have been using Confluence or Jira, then you might be interested in attending the Atlassian Summit to meet other fellow users and experts with these tools and learn more from each other. And check out the top 10 reasons of attending the Summit.
Check out the freshly released agenda to find out if there’s anything that will interest you.
For those interested, there is a special promotional code ATS09-DPAR which entitles you to an additional 10% off the registration. And if you apply before 20th Apr, you will also be entitled to the special early bird rate too.
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Atlassian hits $100million of sales
Within a short timespan of 7 yrs, our partner, Atlassian
has hit $100 million of sales. This is really amazing considering the fact that the prices for their product is in the range of 4 figures. This means that a lot of people have bought and are using the tools developed by them.According to their founders, the recipe for the success are:
- The software had to sell itself with no $$$ for a sales team
- To sell itself it had to be low price
- To make money we’d have to sell lots of copies
- To sell lots of copies, we’d have to build really good software
We knew that we definitely made the right choice to partner Atlassian to market Confluence and Jira together with our best practices.Congratulations to Atlassian on this achievement 🙂Share this post
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