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... and very appropriate for an open house at Atlassian tonight. A great oppourtunity to network with the Atlassian crew, other Atlassian partners, clients and also @trib :-)
We also heard our Webinar is attracting lots of interest which is great to hear!
This is cross posted from the Headshift Australasia blog... if you check out the original post, there are links to plenty of additional reading about the case studies we mentioned.
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This Friday morning (9am, Sydney, Australia time), Anne and I are excited to be presenting a webinar for Atlassian. We will explain the benefits of customising Confluence and how applying a user-centered approach can help to overcome the typical barriers of enterprise wiki adoption.We will be covering:
- The benefits of using Confluence as an enterprise social computing platform;
- The user's perspective and barriers to wiki adoption;
- Taking a user-centred design approach with Confluence; and
- Examples of user-centred design for Confluence from Headshift's portfolio.
To attend this webinar, please register here.
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Five great tips from the Atlassian guys on how to get the most from your Confluence wiki's Personal Space:
These tips actually have pretty broad application to just about any enterprise social computing platform that supports some kind of profile or personal space, however I think there are some particular Confluence features that are worth bearing in mind:
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