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Steve Elliott

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Steve Elliott has a proven track record of leading successful teams and transforming large scale organizations to agile. His software startup AgileCraft was recently acquired by Atlassian, dedicated to pioneering enterprise agility, for 166M USD. Prior to this, he has already led several other startups, sales, support, strategy development, and engineering teams. His passion lies in designing tools and finding ways to help organizations scale all aspects of business operations. He enables leaders to excel in their management duties through the use of agile to transform the way they do business. Steve’s brainchild, Jira Align (formerly AgileCraft), makes all work visible across an enterprise in real time, finds consensus on roadmaps, scope, and dependencies across teams and portfolios, and uses value engineering to rapidly drive value and lean thinking to accelerate digital strategies.

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  • Do You Have Gadget Lust?

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  • Do You Have Gadget Lust?

    Atlassian’s got your next gadget? 5 days, 5 prizes, 5 winners. Are you feeling lucky? Get your wiki on with Atlassian Confluence.

  • Nobody tells Chuck Norris to Speakeasy… except Bamboo

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  • TestRail Test Management with Jira

    This is a guest blog post by Dennis Gurock, creator of TestRail, a web-based test management software that integrates very well with Jira. In this…

  • Codegeist: Confluence Instant Search and Comment Moderation

    We got two awesome new submissions over the weekend for our plugin coding competition, Codegeist. Take a look: Confluence Instant Search If you like Google’s…

  • Communication = Success

    Hola, Ciao, Privet, Ahoy, Namaste, Bonjour and Hi. The Atlassian Partner Team manages more than 400 partners worldwide. With so many partners, it was easy…

  • Introducing Active Objects: Powerful Plugin Data Storage

    Along with Codegeist V, Atlassian’s plugin coding competition, we’ve announced a new developer preview: ActiveObjects, a fast, powerful way to store plugin data. A Plugin…

  • (Case Study) Issue Tracking and Agile Development at OfficeDrop

    HQ: Cambridge, MA Employees: 18 Founded: 2008 Products: Jira and GreenHopper Boston-based startup OfficeDrop uses Atlassian’s issue tracker for development, customer service, document-scanning workflows and…

  • Error Reporting, Tracking and Communication with SmartAssembly and Jira

    This is a guest blog post by Red Gate, makers of SmartAssembly, an automated error reporting tool for .NET applications. This post will talk about…

  • Did you miss the Confluence 3.5 customer webinar?

    Watch as we walk you through the new features that shipped in Confluence 3.5 and Jira 4.3.

  • Announcing $15k More in Codegeist Prizes

    Two weeks ago we announced our fifth Atlassian plugin coding competition, Codegeist. We announced the largest single prize we’ve ever given away, $15k in cash,…

  • Announcing $15k More in Codegeist Prizes

    Two weeks ago we announced our fifth Atlassian plugin coding competition, Codegeist. We announced the largest single prize we’ve ever given away, $15k in cash,…

  • Sneak Preview: Jira 4.4 Linux Installer

    We have a big project being undertaken right now to improve the install and upgrade experience. We hear time and time again that this is…

  • The Cure for Continuous Integration Testing: How to trim a week’s worth of testing into a day by using Bamboo Stages

    Do you want to speed up your automated tests by a factor of 10 and deploy your application continuously? In this post we want to…