“JIRA Admin Mistakes” in Atlanta and Kansas City

It’s a busy next few weeks!  Join me on April 26, 2017 for “Top JIRA Administration Mistakes,” in Georgia, at the Atlanta Atlassian User Group event.

Then, on May 2, 2017 I travel to Barcelona, Spain for Atlassian’s first European user conference!  Look for me in my “Stay out of the JIRA Swamp” t-shirts.

After Summit, I’ll present “Top JIRA Administration Mistakes” for the Kansas City Atlassian User Group on May 16, 2017.

Finally, I’ll travel to Austin, the state capitol of Texas, and home to an Atlassian office, BBQ, and a rocking live music scene!

Author and Certified JIRA Administrator Rachel Wright presents “Top JIRA Administration Mistakes” based on the JIRA Strategy Admin Workbook. The goal of the presentation is to keep others out of what I call the “JIRA swamp.”  Or, if you’re already in it, help dig you out. This session is different – it’s about strategy.  It’s recommendations from years of cleaning up horrible JIRA configurations!  It’s about what you should do, what you shouldn’t do, and why.  Hear the mistakes I made as a JIRA administrator and real examples of problems to avoid.  Would you rather your application be an organized, tidy, and trimmed garden or a foggy, contaminated, overgrown swamp?

Atlassian Users Groups are where users meet, learn, network, and share best practices. The groups meet locally, all over the world, on a quarterly or more frequent basis.  User Group members are newbies and veterans who like to “talk shop” about Atlassian software, about Agile development, and about related business topics.  At these events, you can network with your peers, share solutions, meet Expert Partners, get special content from Atlassian, and enjoy a beer.

Will you be in Atlanta on April 26, 2017 or Kansas City on May 16, 2017? Join us, join the User Group in your city, or start a group!

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