Atlassian Confluence News & Articles

Atlassian (news, site) says they don't implement features just for the sake of it. That all enhancements to their solutions are based on customer feedback and needs. With the latest release of their enterprise wiki, Confluence, we see that some of these needs are universal across the Enterprise 2.0 market today. All show just how far the wiki has come in only a few short years.

CMSWire spoke with Bill Arconati, Product Marketing Manager, and Laura Khalil of Altassian to get the scoop on the new features and an update on the Atlassian Stimulus Package.

At the O’Reilly Web 2.0 Summit, Atlassian announced a liaison between its Confluence enterprise wiki offering and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.

Both SharePoint and Confluence users will be able to access one another’s technologies. The connecting vein will include search, content sharing, linking, single sign-on and security.

This is one more effort to harness collaborative energies via social computing tactics on an ECM platform.

Try the solution at the Atlassian website.

While blogging is one of the simplest ways to get your enterprise all blinged-out for Enterprise 2.0, it’s not the only option. Enter enterprise wiki.

A major benefit of Wikis is that your site can keep serving up-to-date, dynamic content that’s immediately relevant to users — and it’s the users themselves who create (and often even moderate) it. Could there be a dreamier solution for time- and cash-strapped companies trying to increase information relevancy on their websites, or build a loyal community? Enterprise Wiki vendor Atlassian Confluence thinks not.