Improve your team’s processes with agile principles and methodologies. This hands-on training course provides a solid foundation for developing an agile mindset. It introduces agile principles and methodologies, and uses Jira as a tool to practice agile-related concepts.
Beginner
8 Hours
Virtual Learning
Director – engineering
Leading APAC tech teams to deliver solutions, improve processes, and train clients and staff for smarter, faster work using the best tools and methodologies.
Manager – apac engineering
Experienced in Atlassian tools (Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket), specializing in implementation, configuration, and customization to boost collaboration and project delivery.
Atlassian lead engineering
Driven by a passion for efficient project tracking in Jira, she specializes in configuring projects, custom workflows, fields, and security to ensure effective management and data integrity.
Atlassian lead engineering
As a Jira Admin, she streamlines project management, boosts collaboration, and ensures smooth team communication while staying current with Jira features and best practices.
This course is important because using agile processes and tools without understanding the “why” can lead to ineffective teams and processes. This course is designed for anyone that is new to Jira and using agile principles and methodologies.* There is no suggested pre-work for this course. This course is designed for Cloud, Data Center, and Server customers.
All of our trainers are Atlassian Certified Professional & Atlassian Authorized Trainers.
Access to a virtual lab environment.
PDF Students handbook, lab workbooks and instructions for
logging in.
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