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You probably already know your Jira Cloud migration deadline. The harder question is what it actually takes to get there. Which automations migrate as they are. Which Groovy scripts have to be rewritten. Which reports have nowhere to go, because Cloud has no database to read. Which Marketplace apps exist in Cloud but not with the features you rely on. And what the whole thing costs once you compare DC and Cloud properly. Purchasing stops in March 2028. Licenses expire in March 2029. Between those two dates sit crucial decisions most organizations haven't scoped yet. In our upcoming webinar, we walk through these decisions the way a platform team would. We'll show you what Cloud does differently, where it can seem more expensive, and what to factor in yourself, so you can judge any estimate you're given in the future. 📅 22 October 2026, 11:00 👤 Hosted by Katarzyna (Kat) Dorosz-Żurkowska & Szymon (Simon) Szerewicz Agenda: 👉 Why 2028 matters more than 2029 👉 Rovo and Teamwork Graph, and what the credits cost at scale 👉 What replaces upgrade weekends, and what you give up 👉 Automations, scripts, and integrations after the move 👉 Premium or Enterprise: what each requirement really needs 👉 TCO on both sides, and three counts to run first 👉 Live Q&A If your migration budget is still a range rather than a number, this session will show you what you need to know. Save your spot!

The most expensive challenges of a Jira Cloud migration are the ones you discover halfway through. Customer service and operations work the same way: hidden costs tend to surface when they’re hardest to fix. At the next #Atlassian Community Event in Kraków, speakers from Atlassian, Deviniti, and PRO4IT will share how teams can get ahead of them. The agenda: 🔸 Customer Service Management: From Customer Signal to Bug and Back Again Matt Bujalski, Solution Sales Executive at Atlassian, covers where CSM stands today and what’s on the roadmap, then walks through how a customer service agent, a developer, and #Rovo work together to connect customer signals with development workflows. 🔸 Technical Assessment: Why It’s Cheaper to Do It Before Migration Mateusz Wójcik explains why assessment matters in the discovery phase, what to examine before moving Jira and Confluence, and which best practices help teams prepare. 🔸 From Location Intelligence to Operational Excellence Ivan Lobotka, CEO at PRO4IT - Atlassian Marketplace Partner, explores how location data can make operations more effective. 🗓️ October 21, 17:30–21:30 📍 cyber_Folks (Shoper office), Pawia 9, Kraków Sebastian Sadowski and Adam Stępień from our team are co-moderating, so come say hi. Bring your questions, share your migration stories, and stay for the conversations after the talks. RSVP → https://lnkd.in/e-nTDgdP

Jesienna promocja: niższe ceny na wszystkie produkty JetBrains 🍂 Rabat obejmuje nowe licencje i odnowienia obecnych subskrypcji. Poza niższymi cenami, zapewniamy również: - fakturę w PLN lub wybranej walucie, zgodnie z KSeF, - ciągłość pracy zespołu dzięki terminowym odnowieniom, - dobór narzędzi do technologii i potrzeb zespołu, - Informacje o nowościach JetBrains i zmianach licencyjnych, - szkolenia techniczne i produktowe dla zespołu, - obsługę formalności, zamówień i rozliczeń. Wycenę przygotujemy na podstawie liczby licencji i terminów ich odnowienia. 👉 Sprawdź, ile możesz zaoszczędzić.

Zakup produktów JetBrains za pośrednictwem Deviniti wiąże się z szeregiem korzyści, m.in.: - niższymi cenami nowych licencji i odnowień, - rozliczeniem w PLN lub dowolnej walucie, zgodnie z KSeF, - uproszczonym procesem zakupowym dzięki ujednoliceniu terminów odnowień, - gwarancją ustalonej ceny, nawet przy podwyżkach producenta, - jednym dostawcą wszystkich narzędzi DevSecOps, - uproszczonymi płatnościami za dokupione licencje, - wsparciem w przygotowaniu dokumentacji przetargowej. 👉 Otrzymaj bezpłatną wycenę

Zakup produktów JetBrains za pośrednictwem Deviniti wiąże się z szeregiem korzyści, m.in.: - niższymi, partnerskimi cenami, - ciągłością pracy zespołu dzięki terminowym odnowieniom, - doborem narzędzi do technologii i potrzeb zespołu, - możliwością zapewnienia licencji nowym osobom od dnia dołączenia, - powiadomieniami o nowościach i zmianach licencyjnych, - możliwością organizacji szkoleń technicznych i produktowych, - obsługą formalności, zamówień i rozliczeń. 👉 Otrzymaj bezpłatną wycenę

How much of your team's incident response time is actually spent fixing the problem instead of determining what happened and which part of your service was affected? For many big enterprises, a significant part of it goes into that second question. Someone has to check the ticket history, see what changed recently, and confirm whether a colleague is already handling it before the fixing can even begin. And here's the surprising part: a large share of alerts don't need this manual attention at the initial triage stage. You could save all the time spent sorting through them. On 16 September, we're doing a live walkthrough with Matt Bujalski and Sascha Wind from Atlassian and Katarzyna (Kat) Dorosz-Żurkowska from Deviniti. Real incidents, start to finish, inside Jira Service Management. What we'll cover: → Detect & triage: turning noise into one clear, useful incident alert → Coordinate response: swarming, updates, no chasing people down → Learn from incidents: PIRs and KB articles so you stop paying for the same mistake twice → Case study: what this looks like in practice, and where to start You'll see #Rovo AI handle the repetitive work: grouping alerts, adding context to records, drafting PIRs, while your team keeps every decision that actually matters. Join us online.