062 Architecting a Successful Jira Cloud Migration

12/20/19 • 57 min

If you've been running your Atlassian stack on Server or Data Center, you've probably heard the buzz about migrating to Cloud. But rather than just telling you about the benefits of moving to Cloud — better cost control, easier upgrades, and effortless scale – we want to show you why it's the smart move by walking you through our own experience with the upgrade.

That's right, even Atlassian Solution Partners like ServiceRocket have realized the promise of Atlassian Cloud and are leading our customers to sustainable business success through actions, not words.

Join ServiceRocket CEO, Rob Castaneda, and other ServiceRocket leaders for a first-hand account of our upgrade to Atlassian Cloud experience and get a better understanding of:

The business challenges that led us to Cloud
The tipping point that finally made the decision for us
How we're planning and deploying our new Atlassian instance
How a move to Cloud serves our business now and in the future

Plus a bunch of funny and not so funny anecdotes that came out along the way.

Join ServiceRocket CEO, Rob Castaneda, and other ServiceRocket leaders for a first-hand account of our upgrade to Atlassian Cloud experience and get a better understanding of:

The business challenges that led us to Cloud
The tipping point that finally made the decision for us
How we're planning and deploying our new Atlassian instance
How a move to Cloud serves our business now and in the future

Plus a bunch of funny and not so funny anecdotes that came out along the way.

Previous Episode

061 Sandy Mamoli Self-Organizing Teams, Self-Selection, Self-Organizing Organizations, and Holacracies

I was just following the Agile Australia conference hashtag (#agileaus) on Twitter when Sandy's name came up. When I read about her conference talk is saw words like self-organizing teams. OK. I know that one. That's what scrum teams do well. But then I saw the term self-selection. Self-selection? Does than mean I can put myself on my team at work I want? Mostly, yes, according to Sandy Mamoli. And Sandy knows about self-selection. She wrote the book on it, "Creating Great Teams: How Self-Selection Lets People Excel." Obviously, I had to get her on the show to talk about it. Sandy Mamoli is an Agile coach and founder of Nomad8, a small but perfectly formed Agile consultancy in Auckland, New Zealand. She's a former Olympian, a geek, a gadget junkie, international keynote speaker. She has a masters degree in artificial intelligence and knows quite a lot about Agile. As you can tell from the interview, I didn't know anything. This interview truly was about me asking Sandy a bunch of questions to learn how self-selection is creating organizations of the future.

Learn more about Sandy:

About her session at Agile Australia: http://agileaustralia.com.au/2019/speakers/sandy-mamoli/
Her company, Nomad8: https://nomad8.com
Her slides on Holacracy: https://nomad8.com/articles/holacracy-slides/
Sandy actually implemented this stuff: https://www.slideshare.net/smamol/how-i-tried-holacracy-and-lived-to-tell-the-tale-151317408
A more detailed write up on Holacracy: https://nomad8.com/uploads/pdf/Holocracy_How_I_survived_to_Tell_The_Tale_article.pdf

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063 Building a Responsive Organization

We at ServiceRocket have identified and embraced that being a responsive organization is essential to keep evolving. In this webinar recording, you will learn how moving to Jira Cloud made it easier for us.

And to learn more about responsive organizations, go to responsive.org.