Product and releases
3 movesChangelog entries and releases.
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Jira's changelog highlights that 87% of developers believe AI helps them ship faster, a change from the previous mention of 85% of Fortune 500 companies using Atlassian products. The language emphasizes AI's role in enhancing productivity and workflow integration.
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The hero copy changed from 'Turn ideas into forward motion' to 'Turn plans into agent-ready tasks.' The new excerpt highlights the ability to 'orchestrate work across your team and agents' and mentions embedding agents in existing workflows.
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The hero copy in the changelog changed from 'Embed agents in your existing workflow' to 'Jira gives teams and agents the context, coordination, and control to move from intent to impact.' Additionally, a new feature was introduced to 'Capture conversations from Slack and Microsoft Teams and turn them into actionable…
In the news
10 movesCoverage in the press.
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Atlassian, the parent company of Jira, has laid off 1,600 employees as part of a shift in focus towards AI initiatives.
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TechRepublic reported on new features added to Jira Services Management, while SecNews.gr detailed that Atlassian patched 176 vulnerabilities across Jira, Confluence, and other products.
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OpenAI and Atlassian have expanded their partnership, specifically focusing on enhancing AI features within Jira.
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Atlassian has publicly acknowledged a critical security flaw in its products, Jira and Confluence, as reported by BleepingComputer.
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Atlassian rolled out new AI features for Jira, as reported by Yahoo Finance, and detailed new capabilities for agentic software delivery on their official blog.
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A new article details a tutorial on closing a sprint in Jira.
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Atlassian announced the introduction of 'always-on' capabilities aimed at improving agentic development workflows, as reported in an IT Pro article.
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Atlassian published an article detailing their new usage-based pricing model, which focuses on providing customers with predictable costs and control over their usage.
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Atlassian's Jira and Confluence went down, leading to disruptions for tech workers, described as causing an 'unexpected coffee break'.
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Atlassian announced the launch of an AI-native software development system integrated into Jira, as detailed in an article from scanx.trade.
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