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Jamil Valliani

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Jamil, a 20-year Search and AI industry veteran in Seattle, is the Head of Product for Atlassian Intelligence.

Previously at Microsoft, he led product teams for Bing Image Search and Video Search, pioneering computer vision and deep learning techniques. He also spearheaded the integration of new AI features across Microsoft products and founded Microsoft’s Services Marketplace business.

Beyond work, he is dedicated to youth development through education, sports, and service opportunities in the US.

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  • How to use file separator when loading resources

    The answer is “Don’t use it!” A file separator is a character that is used to separate directory names that make up a path to…

  • Snippet Plugin

    Tired of keeping your source code comments or code snippets in sync with your documentation? Introducing the Snippet Plugin 2.0, which allows you to include…

  • Introducing Crowd

    A few months ago, I blogged about the acquisition of Authentisoft and their product IDX. Three months later, we’re happy to announce that IDX is…

  • Our Vote for Best Out of Office Auto Reply

    From an email one of our Customer Advocates received today: I am currently out of the office, returning 18 December 2006. I may be reached…

  • Atlassian makes available Crowd

    I am excited to announce that after three months of working with some of the greatest people to transition Authentisoft into Atlassian, Crowd is now…

  • Save Fuel, Use Jira & Confluence

    Great quote from the folks at CarbonPlanet about Jira and Confluence: Carbon Planet is a very distributed organisation. The only way we can manage that,…

  • European User Groups Next Week

    Just a reminder, our European user group meetings kick off next week. London on 12 December Antwerp on 13 December Karlsruhe on 18 December If…

  • Documentation Tools

    There have been a few blog posts recently that mention Confluence on the topic of using wikis for documentation. For anyone currently exploring using a…

  • Design Group Session 1 Went Off!

    Being a good developer requires continual learning. Recently, Atlassian held the first session of Design Group. A study session on object-oriented software design, the purpose…

  • A subtle ploy

    One of the tricky parts of introducing a wiki into an organisation is getting people in the habit of using it. Here’s one way Atlassian…

  • Another tool in the toolbox

    Running a large, public instance of Confluence can be a challenge in one respect: dealing with spam. Spammers are constantly looking for any indexed site…

  • Jira Spam update: blacklists, SQL, utilities

    For those of you maintaining a public Jira instance, who are suffering from the recent bout of comment spam.. I’ve created a Confluence space for…

  • Love Grows in Collaboration

    The Sydney Morning Herald has just covered our Jira case study about Linden Lab, the company behind Second Life. Jira is designed to be user-configurable…

  • Opacity css seems to kill performance in Firefox 2 under Linux

    So I was working on the charting plugins new search request view popup where, when we popup the chart, we try to be all sexy…

  • Ajax bug in Opera 9 and 9.0.1, fixed in 9.0.2

    In my adventures with the new charting plugin search request view I discovered a nasty little bug yesterday. If you are making an Ajax request…