#ATLASSIAN SHIPIT SOFTWARE#

One of the projects, a traffic light information radiator for our build server is up and running!.

I am sure we will have another FedEx day in a few months, possibly with more non-IT colleagues joining.

Feedback from non-IT colleagues was very positive.

Three of them even spent the night in their sleeping bag at our company (!).

A lot of developers were working late for their project.

The platform hosts over 1,000 services that range from experiments built during our ShipIt hackathons, to internal. It is a set of tools, services, and environments that enable Atlassian engineers to deploy and operate services in AWS as quickly, easily, and safely as possible. Jira integration linking roadmap items in shipit to. Atlassian has an internal Platform-as-a-Service that we call Micros.

Participants were completely self-organizing. Product Requirements (PRDs) in Google Drive, Atlassian Confluence, and Notion with easy to use templates.

Then take a look at this blog post by PATвЂ™s Rob van Lanen, in which he enumerates some of the benefits, including these: One of the most recent adopters of this technique is the Dutch company, PAT Learning Solutions, which held a FedExDay last month.В To get a sense of how it worked, check out this 4-minute video by Rini van Solingen, the first 3:30 minutes of which are pretty good. Atlassian dubbed these innovation jamborees FedEx Days because participants have to deliver something overnight.

#ATLASSIAN SHIPIT SOFTWARE#

Invented by the folks at the Australian software company Atlassian, these one-day bursts of autonomy allow people to work on anything they want (as long as itвЂ™s not part of their regular job) - provided they show what theyвЂ™ve created to their colleagues 24 hours later. One of the ideas in Drive that has spread the fastest and the widest is the FedEx Day.

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