In the business landscape, one thing is crystal clear: Success hinges on continuous evolution. To stay ahead of the competition, enterprises must be smarter, faster, and leaner. In such a fast-paced environment, having the right tools and support to enhance your business processes is crucial.
Leading enterprises around the world are moving away from self-managed deployments to cloud-hosted Atlassian applications. In fact, Gartner predicts that by 2025, 80% of enterprises will migrate entirely away from on-premises data centers in favor of colocation and cloud infrastructure. But what...
Even if your organization cannot move to Atlassian Cloud right now, keep in mind that you may need to move to the cloud eventually. The current limitations of cloud are excellent reasons to either look for an intermediate step like Data Center or take on a hybrid approach.
Support for Atlassian Server products will end on February 2024. This means that customers who are currently on Server, will need to move to Cloud or Data Center very soon.
As we are getting closer to the announced end-of-life date for Atlassian Server, February 2024, your company might find itself scrambling to find the best solution on how to migrate Atlassian deployments to the cloud. Cloud migration often proves to be a complex affair. So how do you ensure your...
If you haven’t heard yet, Atlassian is discontinuing its server offering as of February 15, 2024. This change reflects Atlassian’s increased focus on the cloud and the general industry trend away from data centers and towards cloud-based SaaS services.
One of the main hesitations organizations have about moving Atlassian Enterprise Deployments to the Cloud is related to compliance. These are completely valid concerns. While Atlassian Cloud offers security suitable for many companies, those requiring a higher standard of data residency, industry...
DevOps is becoming a standard practice for enterprises of all types, giving teams the tools they need to collaborate and drive results. But for large organizations in particular, effectively implementing DevOps can come with challenges surrounding cultural changes, unifying toolchains, eliminating...
Cloud computing is on the rise among businesses of all types and sizes. According to a report from Intuit, almost 80% of small businesses in the United States will have completely migrated to cloud computing by the end of 2020.
iTMethods Is Proud to Be a Bronze Sponsor of Atlassian Summit 2019
Fanatics, a leading Sports eCommerce Company with $2.2 billion in revenue, had been an existing Atlassian customer for a number of years on the Atlassian Cloud, but managing and fully incorporating the desired add-ons became a challenge. It needed an expert partner to plan, execute, and support the...
The financial institution was an existing Atlassian customer, but its on-premise instances were highly fractured between individual teams and many Atlassian instances were multiple versions behind, in need of support for maintenance and upgrades. This large, complex environment was both a challenge...
KQED operates a wide range of platforms, including traditional mediums like television and radio as well as innovative mobile and app-based solutions to educate, engage, and inform its audiences. It was an existing user of popular Atlassian applications and tools like Jira and Bitbucket, however it...
KQED is the leader in providing community-supported alternatives to commercial media for audiences in Northern California. It used on-premise Atlassian applications to enable software development, but wanted to accelerate deployments and reduce costs by transitioning its workloads to the AWS Cloud.
During a presentation at this year’s recent AWS re:Invent, Bina Khimani, Global Head, Infrastructure Segments for AWS, highlighted iTMethods as a leading partner for its work in performing a pioneering enterprise Atlassian workload migration (Jira and Confluence) for a global financial customer.