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My Videos
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When Atlassian announced that they were looking into individual resource planning, I was super excited! When I witnessed the first post on how they are thinking about implementing it, I was heartbroken... This is my BRUTALLY honest opinion on the suggested setup of individual capacity planning... in Jira. You can expect a deep dive into resource management, resource planning, and how I would do it if I had a position at Atlassian. Enter at your own peril.
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If you want to automate so you can send out emails when Assets date attributes are within a certain range, then this is the video for you. In this video, I show you how to create a simple automation that can check a date attribute in Asset objects, and based on how many days there are to that date, an email will be sent out. This is great for getting notified when it is time to renew licenses or certificates, for example.
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In a previous video, I showed how you can set up two custom fields for Assets, so the selection of the first field will act as a filter in the second field. This way, we can, for example, select a country in the first field and then show the cities based on the country selection in the second field. In this video, I show how you can expand on this so that if you select multiple options in the first field, you will also get a selection for both in the second field. It might seem like a simple c
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On my website, I am building a new section for Videos. This is where all my videos will be added, including the ones I create here on YouTube. In this video, I show you the new videos section and talk about my thoughts and how it works.
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With the end of life for Atlassian data center products in 2029, how will this affect Atlassian architects and administrators who are more technically oriented? Also, what does this mean for Atlassian partners that might focus a lot on the technical aspects of the tools today? In this video, I give my point of view on this topic based on my experiences both on the technical aspects of the industry and as someone who works on the strategic aspects as well.
My Personal Blog
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This weekend, I have begun to rebuild the About Me section. I have rebuilt the templates for My Work and created new pages and a new database for My Employments. I have wanted to do this for a while, and as I was toying with a new way to present things by grouping by year with different colors, I started the transformation today. This started a few weeks ago as I was just toying with the idea of grouping things based on year. I have wanted to do that for a while, but never had the energy to dig
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This weekend, I have reworked the Articles section here on my website. It has been on my mind for a while, and I felt a bit inspired, so I spent the weekend getting it done. As always, it started like an idea and "how hard can it be", but as always, when dealing with Invision Community V5, it was more difficult than it should have been. The reason to rework Articles (and other content) The reason I wanted to rework the Articles and other content areas is that I want to make sure the authors are
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Last week I was home sick, and as always, you have to do something when you can barely function. What better way than to spend some time trying out the Rovo Dev Agent that was in Beta? What does it do, and is it worth the hefty $20/month price tag Atlassian is asking for it? I had to find out and see how useful this little thing really is... Setting things up in VS Code. Said and done. I spun up my old VS Code, installed the plugins, and configured things. The plugin is called Atlassian: Jira,
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Yesterday I started to look into a problem I have been dealing with for a very long time. Over the years I have built things on my website in bursts and when time permits. As I have not followed any real structure in naming and as the platform has changed, things have been broken. As a result, I have a hefty technical debt on my hands and I have hesitated to dig into it because I have not had any plan on how to improve. Until yesterday. Yesterday I started to work on a new schema in assets, just
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Five weeks ago, I started using Ozempic for my diabetes. I started with 0.25mg and last week I increased to 0.5mg. So far it is going well, and my blood sugar has dropped quite a bit from around 9-11 to a 6-9 mmol/L. My average last week was 7.6 and my 2-week average was 7.9. Over the month it was 8.5, so it is in steady decline and as I enter week 2 with 0.5mg I feel good about this change. I am still taking my Metformin twice a day (2x 500mg) and I'll discuss with my doctor later if I should
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I have been working on the site a bit in the past few weeks, and most of it is small changes. Despite that, these are changes that really has been bothering me that I needed to get adjusted. Some of these changes are on the details side, but most are on the larger architecture side. I am now updating a lot of content as a result. Moving from categories to filters One of the big changes is that I have moved from categories and started to use filters more. There are still plenty of categories, of
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It has been a while since I sat down and wrote here on my personal blog. It is partly because between work and the never ending saga of trying to get my father's passing documented with the different Swedish government entities, but there are other reasons as well. One such reason is that I have been very tired as this spring and summer has been very difficult from a pollen perspective. All of these things combined has meant that I have a lot less energy than I usually have. Despite that, howeve
Articles
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The concept of groups as a way to bundle people together has been around in the Atlassian platform forever. Teams is a newer concept, and it is not designed for the same purpose as groups. As the group functionality regressed into a black hole of no visibility and poorly defined offboarding processes, which has led to security issues I think it is time to review the situation. Groups and the black holes in the Atlassian platform I have talked about this many times. Groups that are managed only
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The Atlassian platform has never had any real support for capacity planning, project management, or any form of CapEx activities. This is because the Atlassian platform has always been closely connected to Agile, and as such, they have always focused bottom up with the teams in focus. At one point, they had a very, very basic function for individual time allocation in what we now call Plans, but that was removed several years ago. Now that Atlassian is once again looking into individual capacity
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If you work in the IT industry, or similar industries, you probably have struggled with project management. Not only to execute them, but also how to define them to the customers when drafting contracts and work breakdown structures (wbs). I see this all the time, and the core reason is a misunderstanding on what a project is and when something is NOT a project. The second problem I see is that people treat everything the same in terms of responsibilities and execution, which causes a lot of pro
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And so it came, the official announcement that Atlassian is putting Jira Data Center, Confluence Data Center and Jira Service Management Data Center to rest permanently on March 28, 2029. It is not a surprise as we have suspected that this would happen for a few years now, but the announcement still hit like a virtual truck in the Atlassian community. This is especially true for Marketplace app companies that are now seeing their hard work turn to ash. What do we know about Atlassian Data Cente
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After almost a decade of complaining about the misaligned term "Jira Project" that does not fit what it actually represents, Atlassian FINALLY announced that the term will change to Jira Spaces. I have known about this for a while, but now that it is finally revealed publicly, I can rejoice and celebrate this change fully. For those of you that don't know what the fuss is about, the term Project has never really fit the work we do in Jira, as the majority of work for most organizations are conti
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Every organization have communication plans. Every team communicate all the time, both internally and externally with those they collaborate. We talk, email, chat and have video calls all day in an endless stream of communication. Yet we continuously fail in our work. Even though we praise Agile as the savior to fix the problems, or put project management tools to align and manage things... we still fail. Projects never get done on time or budget. People still sit frustrated and confused, tryin
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If you spend any time in the ecosystem of work processes, methodologies and frameworks you have undoubtedly encountered people that claim that one way or another is the only way to do things and if you disagree, then you are stupid, uneducated or even evil. These are the fanatics bordering on cultists clinging to one way to rule all ways and there is little point arguing with such people, unless you like me enjoy a bit of an argument just to see what their point of view actually is. There is of
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Upcoming Events
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Atlas Camp: Amsterdam
Build smarter. Ship faster.
Join us at Atlas Camp 2026, Atlassian’s flagship conference for developers and builders, taking place 9–13 February 2026 at the Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky in Amsterdam.
Spend a week with Atlassian engineers, product experts, and fellow builders for hands-on learning, live demos, and first looks at our newest AI-powered platform capabilities – including the latest in Forge, Rovo Dev, and Software Collection. Whether you’re building apps, automations, or full workflows on Atlassian, Atlas Camp is where you’ll learn how to move faster and unlock more value for your teams and customers.
Why attend?
Hands-on innovation: get deep in the code with technical workshops and demos designed to help you ship faster using Forge, Rovo Dev, and Atlassian’s newest AI capabilities.
Connect directly with Atlassian Engineers: speak directly with the teams behind Forge, Bitbucket, Rovo, and more. Get answers, share feedback, and shape the roadmap.
Join the developer and builder community: meet developers and partners who are solving the same challenges you are – and discover new ways to extend, automate, and optimize.
Be the first: to explore new tools and capabilities before they’re widely available.
Event details:
Dates: 9–13 February, 2026
Location: Amsterdam, Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky
Take a look at our full agenda of hands-on labs, technical deep dives, and product sessions here.
Spots are limited – register now!
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RovoCon Sydney!
About this event
RovoCon is a multi-city series of hands-on AI events where Atlassian experts, AI builders, and a growing community of makers come together for a free, full-day experience.
Take part in AI agent workshops, hands-on labs, and peer networking designed to help you turn ideas into action. This event is for developers, builders, and AI practitioners who want to create solutions, automate work, and experiment with AI-powered tools without needing deep coding experience.
Laptops are required to take full advantage of this event.
Dream it, build it, share it. Powered by AI.
Dream of new ways to optimize workflows with AI, reimagine how your teams collaborate, and explore entirely new possibilities through human and AI collaboration.
Build your ideas into reality in guided, step-by-step sessions with Atlassian experts and walk away with AI solutions ready to put to work.
Share your insights, learn from others, and connect with Atlassian experts shaping the future of AI-first teamwork.
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Rovo Hackathon
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Rovo Hackathon: From AI Curiosity to Working Agents
Join us for a hands-on Rovo Hackathon designed to move beyond AI theory and into practical, usable outcomes. This session introduces Atlassian Rovo and AI Agents and then gives you the time, guidance, and structure to design, build, and run your own agents.
Whether you’re exploring AI for Service Management, software delivery, governance, or internal operations, this event will help you understand where AI agents add real value - and how to build them responsibly.
What to Expect
Introduction to AI & Rovo - We kick off with a concise introduction to:
What AI Agents are (and what they are not)
What Atlassian Rovo is and how it fits into the Atlassian platform
Where agents make sense: use cases, triggers, automations, and playbooks. This section includes a live demo to show real examples in action.
Your Turn: Plan – Build – Run
After a short break, it’s time to get hands-on.
Participants work in pairs
Identify and plan a practical use case
Build a Rovo agent
Test, iterate, and improve with on-site support
This is a guided build session, focused on learning by doing—not just watching.
Showcase: Demo & Share - Teams present what they built:
The problem or use case they addressed
How their agent works
What they learned along the way
You’ll leave with inspiration, concrete examples, and ideas you can reuse in your own environment.
Wrap-Up & Next Steps
We close with:
Key takeaways and lessons learned
Governance and good-practice tips for using AI agents
Collection of use cases for future reuse
Who Should Attend
Atlassian users curious about AI and Rovo
Service Management, DevOps, and Platform teams
Anyone who wants to move from “AI sounds interesting” to “we built something useful”
No prior AI or Rovo experience required—just curiosity and a willingness to experiment.
Sign up here:
https://ace.atlassian.com/events/details/atlassian-stockholm-presents-rovo-hackathon/
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RovoCon Toronto
About this event
RovoCon is a multi-city series of hands-on AI events where Atlassian experts, AI builders, and a growing community of makers come together for a free, full-day experience.
Take part in AI agent workshops, hands-on labs, and peer networking designed to help you turn ideas into action.This event is for developers, builders, and AI practitioners who want to create solutions, automate work, and experiment with AI-powered tools without needing deep coding experience.
Dream it, build it, share it. Powered by AI.
Dream of new ways to optimize workflows with AI, reimagine how your teams collaborate, and explore entirely new possibilities through human and AI collaboration.
Build your ideas into reality in guided, step-by-step sessions with Atlassian experts and alk away with AI solutions ready to put to work
Share your insights, learn from others, and connect with Atlassian experts shaping the future of AI-first teamwork.
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RovoCon Madrid
About this event
Save the date for the RovoCon in Madrid: See you on March 5, 2026.
Sign up for the exclusive event co‑organized with Atlassian, part of a series of global events. It’s free and hands‑on, focused on Atlassian’s artificial intelligence: Rovo.
At the event, you’ll learn directly from Atlassian experts—AI capability developers—in Spanish and English, everything related to the latest updates, practical capabilities, future improvements, and the possibilities available to you.
Come and participate in workshops and interactive talks about Rovo agents, without missing the networking spaces where you can connect with like‑minded professionals and enjoy a full day of learning, inspiration, and action.
This experience is designed for all profiles working with artificial intelligence who want to learn more in order to design solutions, automate tasks, and experiment with AI—without needing in‑depth development knowledge.
Agenda:
9:30 – 10:00 – Welcome coffee
10:00 – 10:10 – Presentation | Community Champions
10:10 – 10:40 – AI for Everyone: Using Rovo to 3x Team Productivity | Sven Peters
10:45 – 12:15 – Workshop: From Idea to AI Agent: Create Your Own Rovo Agent
12:15 – 13:15 – Coffee Break
13:15 – 13:45 – Unleash Collaboration from Start to Finish with the Teamwork Collection
13:50 – 14:35 – Roundtable: AI in Action, Every Day
14:40 – 14:50 – Closing
14:50 – 16:00 – Networking
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RovoCon Austin!
About this event
RovoCon is a multi-city series of hands-on AI events where Atlassian experts, AI builders, and a growing community of makers come together for a free, full-day experience.
Take part in AI agent workshops, hands-on labs, and peer networking designed to help you turn ideas into action.
This event is for developers, builders, and AI practitioners who want to create solutions, automate work, and experiment with AI-powered tools without needing deep coding experience.
Laptops are required to take full advantage of this event.
Dream it, build it, share it. Powered by AI.
Dream of new ways to optimize workflows with AI, re-imagine how your teams collaborate, and explore entirely new possibilities through human and AI collaboration.
Build your ideas into reality in guided, step-by-step sessions with Atlassian experts and alk away with AI solutions ready to put to work.
Share your insights, learn from others, and connect with Atlassian experts shaping the future of AI-first teamwork.
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Work Smarter with Atlassian: A Step-by-Step Workshop to Building Your First Rovo Agent
About this event
Connect with fellow Atlassian enthusiasts in Malmö! Join us for an exciting kickoff event where we’ll network, share knowledge, and discuss best practices. Whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned user, this is the perfect opportunity to engage with the local Atlassian community.
We have some dinner, drinks and free giveaways as always. We hope to see you soon!
Rovo Workshop
Led by our local Rovo expert we will show everyone how to build your own Rovo Agent in this easy, step-by-step workshop and learn how Atlassian can help automate everyday work and make your job simpler. It will be something you can implement in your day to day work.
* For the Rovo Workshop bring your own laptop if you have one. If you don't have it with you no problem, you can follow along.
Registration is Required:
Please register at this link so we have an accurate headcount for seating, food, and beverages!
https://ace.atlassian.com/events/details/atlassian-malmo-presents-work-smarter-with-atlassian-a-step-by-step-workshop-to-building-your-first-rovo-agent/
*Contact us for any food preference or allergies.
Arrival Time:
Arrive between 5:00-5:30PM. We'll kick things off shortly after that. Please use the front entrance facing the river, the office is up the steps and to the right on the ground floor. For accessible entrance please contact us directly.
5:30/5:45: Workshop begins
6:30: Break for Food and Networking
7:00: Workshop continues
8:00: Close
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