San Diego Atlassian User Group Meeting

Name: San Diego Atlassian User Group Meeting
Start: 2018-10-09T17:30:00-07:00
End: 2018-10-09T21:00:00-07:00
Location: Dovetree

Oct 10, 2018, 12:30 – 4:00 AM (UTC)

San Diego

Please join us for the next San Diego Atlassian User Group meeting on Tuesday, October 9th. Isos Technology will be presenting on using Dataplane & easyBI for Enterprise JIRA reporting and META-INF will help us learn about the pitfalls of Confluence permissions and how to avoid them.

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About this event

Please join us downtown at Dovetree for the next San Diego Atlassian User Group meeting on Tuesday, October 9th.
Isos Technology will be presenting on using Dataplane & easyBI for Enterprise JIRA reporting and META-INF will help us learn about the pitfalls of Confluence permissions and how to avoid them.
Afterwards, we will have food, drink and networking at a local establishment sponsored by Atlassian, Isos Technology and META-INF.
Paid parking is available on the corner of 8th and Broadway.

Speakers

Thad West

ISOS Tech

Co-founder

Daniel Marczisovszky

META-INF

CTO

When

Wednesday, October 10, 2018
12:30 AM – 4:00 AM (UTC)

Where

Dovetree
707 Broadway
San Diego, 92101

Agenda

12:30 AM	Welcome & Introductions
12:45 AM	Enterprise Reporting in Jira Using Dataplane & eazyBI	The out of the box reporting options in Jira lack the power to generate meaningful, actionable custom reports across the organization. Enter the two most popular reporting engines available for Jira: Dataplane and eazyBI. Even though both of these tools are looking to fill the Jira reporting gap, they approach solving the problem from two different angles. Thad West, from Isos Technology, will take you on a tour, using real world examples, on how to get the most out of these tools. When you leave this talk you should know which of these tools are a good fit for your organization and have the confidence to start using them immediately.
1:30 AM	3 Misleading Default Security Settings in Confluence - and what to do with them	When editing a Confluence page, are you aware who you are sharing that info with? The main purpose of Confluence is knowledge sharing. However, more and more companies keep sensitive information in it. What would be the impact of leaking these information? Setting up Confluence Permissions can easily become a dark forest where it's easy to get lost. Do you have non-IT Space admins who have to deal with these Permissions? How do they handle them? Quite often, the answer is confusion or ignorance. We'll show you 3 Misleading Default Security Settings in Confluence - and what to do with them.
2:00 AM	Food, Drink & Networking

Community Champion

Mark Livingstone

Qualcomm

Community Leader

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San Diego Atlassian User Group Meeting

About this event

Speakers

Thad West

Daniel Marczisovszky

When

Where

Agenda

Community Champion

Mark Livingstone

Global sponsor

Atlassian

Sponsors

Isos Technology

META-INF

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