Confluence ships with numerous out-of-the-box capabilities for sharing, organizing, and maintaining a knowledge repository, but the Information Architecture (IA) won't create itself. Without a structure in place, the same issues that plague other repositories emerge at scale – inconsistent links, untagged or duplicate assets, and a flood of emails about missing content.
With a few exercises and examples, learn how use links, tags, and spaces effectively so everyone can find what they need when they need it, regardless of team or company size.
CapTech
Michael Patrick Benning is a digital brand experience consultant at CapTech who is specializes in Jira and Confluence solutions, leading implementation efforts for both green and brown field initiatives. He has designed and implemented solutions for teams ranging in size from ten to several hundred and has extensive experience leveraging Jira as an Agile Product Owner and Scrum Master.
Michael Patrick Benning is a digital brand experience consultant at CapTech who is specializes in Jira and Confluence solutions, leading implementation efforts for both green and brown field initiatives. He has designed and implemented solutions for teams ranging in size from ten to several hundred and has extensive experience leveraging Jira as an Agile Product Owner and Scrum Master.
