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The best stories related to our favorite topics from all over the Internet. Find links to the best news, blog posts and stories related to Leadership, Management, Design, Requirements, Development, Operations, Test, Security and Atlassian to mention some topics. Stories is a curated section where any story is welcome as long as it fit the categories and are considered useful and interesting to the community.
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dailymail.co.uk - Atlassian co‑founder Mike Cannon‑Brookes has launched legal action against a former senior executive accused of leaking hundreds of confidential company and family investment documents to his estranged wife during their marriage breakdown. The executive admits downloading the files but claims he acted on the wife’s instructions and within his role, denying any wrongdoing. The case unfolds as Atlassian’s share price falls sharply amid increased competition in artificial intelligence, compounding financial pressure on the billionaire founder.
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marketbeat.com - Nordea Investment Management AB raised its holdings in Atlassian Corporation PLC by 17.3% during the 4th quarter, according to its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund owned 846,483 shares of the technology company's stock after buying an additional 124,793 shares during the period. Nordea Investment Management AB owned 0.32% of Atlassian worth $137,774,000 at the end of the most recent reporting period.
Directors/co‑founders Scott Farquhar and Michael Cannon‑Brookes each sold 7,665 shares on Feb. 6 at $94.81, part of insiders' recent disposals totaling 297,283 shares (~$40.7M) in the last 90 days; company insiders now own 36.66%.
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heise.de - Atlassian Bamboo Data Center and Server, Bitbucket Data Center and Server, Confluence Data Center and Server, Fisheye/Crucible, Jira Data Center and Server, and Jira Service Management Data Center and Server are vulnerable. In current versions, developers have closed, among other things, DoS and malicious code security vulnerabilities.
  • Article by: Dennis Schirrmacher
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community.atlassian.com - We’re excited to invite you to a closed Early Access Program (EAP) for Workforce Optimisation in Jira Service Management.
In this EAP, we’re testing foundational Workforce Optimisation capabilities designed for real-world service management. We're exploring how JSM can better support service teams with scheduling, capacity planning, and team availability to help them plan and run more effectively.
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community.atlassian.com - We know that many of you rely on Jira’s powerful automation engine and Rovo to keep your workflows moving. However, we’ve heard your feedback loud and clear: having to jump through hoops (like opening tickets via filter keys) just to run a manual automation in Jira Product Discovery was... well, not very "discovery" of us. Today, we’re excited to close that gap!
What’s new?
We've added the Automation icon to support running manually triggered automations directly from the idea view – just like in Jira Cloud. 
  • Article by: Olga Springer
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community.atlassian.com - Welcome to the 2026 Q1 edition of the Performance and Scale Digest, your go-to source for new and upcoming investments in Atlassian Cloud performance, scale, and reliability. Let’s dive in.
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tikr.com - Atlassian (TEAM) Stock Under Pressure Despite Strong Fundamentals
Atlassian's stock dropped 10% in the week ending March 12 to $75.21, now nearly 69% below its 52-week high of $242. The decline was driven by a 10% workforce layoff announcement, a securities fraud investigation, and analyst concerns about AI disruption to its seat-based business model. This came despite a strong Q2 earnings report showing $1.59 billion in revenue, cloud revenue topping $1 billion for the first time, and remaining performance obligations (RPO) surging 44% to $3.8 billion — all signals of a healthy, growing business.
Wall Street remains broadly bullish, with 25 analysts rating it a buy or outperform and a mean price target of $176.11 — implying over 134% upside from current levels. A valuation model from TIKR puts a mid-case target at $139.17, based on a 16% revenue CAGR and expanding margins, supported by the Teamwork Collection reaching 1 million seats in under nine months and a Data Center-to-Cloud migration cycle running through 2029. The key risks to watch are the pace of Data Center revenue decline and whether the incoming CFO's first earnings call in May shows continued RPO growth above 40%.
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9news.com.au - Australian-based software giant Atlassian is accused of illegally firing an employee for criticising the boss over workplace issues during a company-wide meeting.
Denise Unterwurzacher, an Atlassian engineer in the US, repeatedly spoke out about a controversial restructuring plan in 2023, according to a court transcript obtained by Bloomberg via a Freedom of Information Act request.
During an "ask me anything" video call between staff and executives, including the now chief executive Mike Cannon-Brookes, employees were told some jobs would be lost while others would have titles changed.
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community.atlassian.com - I wanted to share this article I posted in our Enterprise Community group last week about how we are continuing our investment in improving how you work in Jira, Jira Service Management, and Jira Product Discovery at scale, with:
New limits: Starting September 2026, the Jira Cloud family of apps will enforce hard limits on several data types, listed below.
New guardrails: You asked, we listened, and more guardrails are here to help you understand best practices and recommended thresholds for data volume and configuration.
Enhanced data management tools: We are rolling out improved data cleanup tools available to all customers to help you find and easily manage unused or outdated data.
Check out the full post to learn more and don't forget to join the enterprise community group if your org has large, complex sites! 
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community.atlassian.com - This article is to announce an upcoming change that will begin rolling out over the next few days.
We’re upgrading the backend model that powers Rovo agents.
What to expect:
Nothing visible. It’s a backend change only. We’re upgrading the underlying model behind the scenes.
Configuration stays the same. Agent instructions, skills, knowledge, and permissions don’t change.
New agents: any agents you build after March 17th (US Date), tomorrow, will use the updated backend model by default.
Existing agents: An existing agent can be switched to the updated model throughout March. You can swap between the old model and new model to iterate on your agent and make sure it performs as expected.
 
After March 31st (US Date), any remaining agents still using the old model will be upgraded automatically.
You will see this is live when you notice a purple banner in Studio or in your Agent page announcing the change. 
  • Article by: Jensen Fleming
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