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How to clone issues in Jira: Understanding the basics and navigating limitations

Cloning Jira issues: basics and limitations Jira, a widely used project management tool, offers a range of features designed to…
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IT Teams: How to use Confluence and Jira together in Knowledge Management?

Leveraging Jira and Confluence for knowledge management: A guide for IT teams Atlassian’s Jira and Confluence are two tools that,…
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How to use Confluence and Jira together for efficiency in project management

In the bustling world of project management, the harmony between tools can often be the most important element for success.…
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Elements’ Journey to SOC2 Compliance: Enhancing Trust and Security

At Elements, we’re proud to announce our official SOC2 Type II compliance, a significant milestone that underscores our commitment to…
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Best Practices for optimizing the Incident Management Process for Project Managers and Jira admin when using JSM, Jira and Confluence

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Best Practices for optimizing the Incident Management Process for Project Managers when using JSM, Jira and Confluence

When navigating the complexities of incident management, leveraging the integrated capabilities of Jira Service Management (JSM), Jira, and Confluence can…
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Confluence for project management: the ultimate guide

Whether you’re a seasoned project manager or new to the field, this guide aims to empower you with the knowledge…
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An illustration representing Jira Knowledge Management, showing two characters exchanging information. The character on the left, a smiling woman with a speech bubble, represents sharing knowledge. The character on the right, a man with glasses and a question mark, signifies seeking or receiving knowledge. Between them is an open book with a lightbulb, symbolizing knowledge and insights being shared. Red arrows form a circular flow, indicating continuous knowledge exchange in a Jira knowledge management system.

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ITIL best practices for Knowledge Management

Have you ever been faced to common customer support tickets that have already been solved but not documented? Or a…
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Knowledge Management – Best Practices Guide

You probably know the age-old axiom: knowledge is power. This might be true, however, it comes with a few conditions.…
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A refreshed look for our apps logos: the background story

Remember when you were a small kid, this moment when you graduated from four-piece puzzles to bigger canvases? Elements evolves.…