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Dragana Boras

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Dragana’s passion for strategy and analytics, having worked as an analyst early in her career, as well as technology as a result of growing up in Silicon Valley, outlined a clear path of what she wanted to do. Dragana is now the Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Atlassian where she focuses on Confluence and spreading the word on how teams can collaborate and work together more efficiently, a topic she sees as the key to any organization’s long-term success. With previous experience working for a developer tools company, she is extremely passionate about agile methodologies and applying those to every aspect of the organization. When she’s not working, Dragana is mostly likely watching a ball game, planning or going on a trip. Reach out on Twitter – @d_boras

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  • Codegeist Meetup Wrapup; Developer Chat next week

    Just a quick note to say thanks to the folks who showed up at the Codegeist meetup last week. It was a great meeting some…

  • Interview with CustomWare

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  • Wikis for the Enterprise

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  • Codegeist Meetup SF; Visiting hours at the Atlassian office

    We’re throwing open the doors this Tuesday night for our second Codegeist Meetup. If you’re in the Bay Area and want to: Check out the…

  • Scandinavian Users Group

    This post caught my eye — the Scandinavian Confluence and Jira users group, or SCJUG. It’s always really cool to see community-driven projects like this…

  • Jira 3.5.1 Released

    Atlassian announces the latest release of the award winning issue-tracking platform – Jira 3.5.1 – available in Standard, Professional and Enterprise editions. This release includes…

  • Wiki Goes to College of Design

    By their nature, wikis are ideal for research collaboration. That’s probably why you can find a great many colleges and universities installing wikis for campus-wide…

  • Codegeist goes Scandinavian

    We started in Sydney, we’re up next in San Francisco on the 28th, and then we’re headed to Sweden! One of our generous users has…

  • Atlassian and ImaHima Announce Partnership for the Japanese Market

    Atlassian has entered into an exclusive distribution agreement with ImaHima, Inc. Under the agreement, ImaHima will localise, market, distribute, and support Jira and Confluence in…

  • Johann Sebastian Wiki

    Whenever I have to explain to someone what a wiki is, I invariably mention wikipedia because just about everybody knows it. But the next time…

  • CVS Commit Message of the Week

    And the award for CVS commit message of the week goes to (drumroll..) Jeremy!

  • Codegeist Meetup #1 vs SyXPAC

    OK I’m bitter. I admit it. If only I’d started at Atlassian a few months later I would have been eligible to enter the Codegeist…

  • In Conversation with Near Infinity

    Seems enterprise wikis are still a best kept secret. Sure, there are plenty of people who think wikis are great for writing lists, but as…

  • RecentChangesCamp

    Mike and I attended RecentChangeCamp this past weekend. It was great experience: we met some cool folks, participated in some provocative conversations, and go to…