Open Source Consulting Builds Atlassian Collaboration Environment for MiraeN
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Open Source Consulting announced on the 17th that it had built an enterprise-wide collaboration environment for MiraeN based on Atlassian Jira and Confluence.
MiraeN is expanding the scope of its use of Jira and Confluence across publishing work, using them for document creation, information sharing, and connecting work across departments.
MiraeN has adopted the Atlassian Marketplace app Flexible User License and is operating licenses based on the number of actual users.
Open Source Consulting announced on the 17th that it had built an enterprise-wide collaboration environment for MiraeN based on Atlassian Jira and Confluence. MiraeN also adopted Flexible User License, an Atlassian Marketplace app. The benchmark for streamlining license operations is the number of actual users.
MiraeN is pursuing higher work productivity and stronger management capabilities. It is also pushing ahead with internal innovation to transform into an AI-centric company. The adoption of Jira and Confluence is part of its enterprise-wide work innovation.
MiraeN is expanding the scope of its use of Jira and Confluence. The purpose of that expansion is to systematically connect work and information in cross-department collaboration processes.
Publishing work involves multiple organizations, from planning to production and development. As a result, along with growing demand for collaboration in publishing work, the need to manage work progress and related information in a single collaboration environment is increasing.
At MiraeN, multiple organizations including the planning, operations, and development teams are using Jira. Jira is used for project management and task management. As a result, Jira's scope of use is also expanding from a focus on development work to publishing work overall.
Confluence is being used mainly for document creation and information sharing. It serves as a collaborative space for accumulating and sharing knowledge and work information within the organization. Through this, MiraeN is connecting work processes and information that may be dispersed across departments.
This use is also helping MiraeN lay the groundwork for expanding work data into AI in the future. The accumulated documents and information will serve as a foundation that can be used for the future expansion of work data into AI.
MiraeN has also adopted 'Flexible User License,' an Atlassian Marketplace app developed by Open Source Consulting. Through this, it is optimizing license operations based on actual user activity. MiraeN is also applying a policy that reclaims unused licenses depending on user activity and retains the necessary user licenses for a set period of time. As a result, it is ensuring access for the users who need it while reducing unnecessary license occupancy.
MiraeN said it can efficiently use existing licenses amid the expansion of Jira-using organizations and users. MiraeN explained that this can reduce the burden of additional purchases. It also said it is receiving support in determining the appropriate license scale at the necessary time.
Open Source Consulting said Atlassian use is expanding beyond development organizations to the entire company. It added that when expansion is company-wide, building a smooth collaboration environment is important, and a license operation system based on actual usage is also important. It said it will continue supporting customers so they can steadily expand the scope of their use of Jira and Confluence, and will also continue helping them build efficient operational systems.
In July, Open Source Consulting supplied its self-developed Atlassian user and license management app, 'Flexible User License,' to 11st.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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