Confluence News & Articles

Atlassian served up new, inexpensive plate of "all-you-can-eat SaaS platform" today. Now, users can get the company's most popular tools — JIRA, Confluence, GreenHopper, etc. — for US$ 10 per month for up to 10 people.

Atlassian kicked out Confluence 4 this week, the latest iteration of the company’s team collaboration software. The new features focus on quick content creation and a greatly improved editing experience. 

Wikipedia is one of the best examples of online collaboration on the web, but wikis in the enterprise often find it harder to gain traction and stick in users minds. Here's a look at what's new with one wiki platform that's getting some enterprise attention: Atlassian Confluence (news, site).

Atlassian (news, site) bags a US$ 60 million investment to open up wider horizons for the Aussie rags-to-riches bug-busting and collaboration company.

 If you don't want to go down the SharePoint route, Atlassian (news, site) could be the alternative you're looking for

Atlassian (news, site) comes to the table with the latest release of the Confluence enterprise wiki. Version 3.1's support for OpenSocial Gadgets makes it easy to add new functionality to Confluence and Confluence to other applications.

When Reid Hoffman, Founder of LinkedIn talked to the Fox Business Network at the recent Fortune Tech Conference in Pasadena, he stated, “we live in networks, and what online networks do is make you use the networks you already have more effectively.” He compared business social networks to Google. “There was all this information in the world before Google. Google just made it a lot easier to find it all,” Hoffman stated.

With over 9,000 customers of their solutions and US$ 100 million in cumulative revenues since they started in 2002, you can see that Atlassian (news, site) is working hard to get your business.

Today, they are going a step further offering what they call the Atlassian Stimulus Package. If you are a small business or startup in need of some enterprise level products at a bargain price, then you need to pay attention.

Alero Technology, a provider of Enterprise Information Management (EIM) software products, launched Alero 2008 R1 ECM system with Oracle 10g and 11g support, enhanced compliance, electronic signature management, process simulator and a new .NET library.

Thanks for the support y’all. The likes of Ademero, CMS Watch, Ektron, Ephox, eTouch SamePage, The Gilbane Group, Hot Banana, Kentico, Quantum Art, Sitecore, Telerik Sitefinity, Xythos and of course dear old uncle Google have kept the Nespresso machines running this week. And we are thankful.

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Atlassian has released the latest version of their Confluence enterprise wiki software, officially releasing their SharePoint Connector and a new Connector that will make many MS Office and Open Office users happy.

With a relationship that was first announced at the O’Reilly Web 2.0 Summit in October last year, it was probably no surprise that Atlassian officially announced their partnership with Microsoft to integrate their Confluence wiki with SharePoint at the Enterprise 2.0 conference this week. Still it’s an interesting integration to look closer at. And so we did.

EditGrid, one of Google’s main rivals in the online spreadsheet department, is now available to users of hosted versions of the Confluence enterprise wiki from Atlassian.