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Derek Huether

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Derek Huether is Lead Principal Solutions Engineer for Atlassian’s Enterprise Strategy and Planning group. He shapes how Atlassian positions its solutions within evolving market trends. He leads high-impact strategy workshops, executive briefings, and advisory sessions with key accounts to shape their long-term technology vision. He uses his deep understanding of customer challenges and market trends to guide the product and sales teams.

Prior to Atlassian, Derek helped transform how people work at companies like Walmart, GEICO, and Capital One and federal agencies like the National Archives and the National Institutes of Health.

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    Yesterday we had Tobias Anstett from K15t on our Plugin of the Month Webinar. K15t’s product, the Scroll Wiki Exporter, lets you create professional documentation…

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    For the last year, I have been hosting an average of two webinars per month. There are two flavors of webinar: 1) ‘Plugin of the…

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    We were really blown away when we learned that SofTrek, the winner of the best trade-in story for Jira’s Cash For Clunkers program, wanted to…

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    The latest release of the Atlassian Connector for Eclipse is now available, and includes some great improvements for users of Jira, Crucible or Bamboo. Install…

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    In anticipation of our pending Confluence 3.1 release we’re offering a special deal to everyone stuck in with an old, out-of-date wiki. Today we’re announcing…

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    Last Friday the San Francisco office got dressed up and broke into teams to carve up some pumpkins! So much fun (and we’ve got the…

  • Jira 4 Performance – Part I

    This blog is made up of two parts.  In this first part, I will cover Jira 4 performance, compared to Jira 3.13.  In the second…

  • Get Your Google Wave On in Confluence

    Are you using Google Wave? Last week I stumbled upon a plugin for Confluence that let’s you embed your Waves on pages in Confluence. Unlike…