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Most teams don’t have a lack of documentation. They have a clarity problem. The information exists somewhere. In a project plan, a strategy doc, a table, a recap, or a research summary. But getting people to actually absorb it is a different challenge. That’s why I think the next wave of AI at work won’t just be about creating more content. It will be about making existing knowledge easier to understand, adapt, and act on. I partnered with Atlassian to try Remix with Rovo, a new Confluence feature that turns existing pages into visual formats like timelines, charts, infographics, and flip cards. What I like is that it doesn’t replace the original doc. It keeps the source of truth intact, while giving the same information a clearer format for the people who need it. Create once. Adapt for the audience. Make the work easier to absorb. Try turning your Confluence content into a visual story with Remix with Rovo: https://go.atlss.in/rshzsw #Ad #AtlassianPartner #RemixwithRovo

This week, I joined Atlassian as Chief Product Officer for the Enterprise & Emerging business. I’m 48 hours into my new role and I couldn't be more excited. I’ve spent much of my career building developer tools, operational tools, cloud platforms, and the systems that help teams do their best work. Because of that, Atlassian has long been a company I admired. What makes this moment especially compelling is the shift happening with AI. Over the past several years, I’ve spent a lot of time working on context engineering: how AI systems find, understand, and use the right context to reason and act. I believe the next generation of AI systems will depend heavily on enterprise context: the work artifacts, workflows, decisions, relationships, and operational data that exist inside every company. Atlassian sits directly on top of that context. Its software captures how teams plan, build, support, and operate -- not just what they produced, but how work actually happens. That creates a rare opportunity. It means Atlassian is moving beyond helping teams track and route work, toward systems that help teams get work done -- humans and AI agents working together, grounded in shared context. I think it's one of the most interesting product opportunities in software right now. Thank you to Mike Cannon-Brookes and the Atlassian team for the opportunity. I’m looking forward to learning from the team, meeting customers, and helping build what comes next.

Here are my top 4 corporate pet peeves. As a corporate baddie out here fighting for my life with stakeholders. 1: when someone asks you to export a dashboard to a spreadsheet. Like why did you make me make and design a whole dashboard if you just wanted to export it back to rows and columns. 2: when stakeholders ask if I can “pull this data real quick”. Sir, there’s nothing quick about pulling millions of rows of data across 3 different systems that don’t talk to each other. 3: Meetings that should be emails. No explanation needed here. 4: when you write up a 10 page analysis and then someone asks if you can make it more visual. I’m a data analyst not a graphic designer… If you struggle with the last one, you need to Remix with Rovo. It takes any content in Atlassian Confluence, like bullet points or a block of text and turns it into a chart, a timeline, an infographic. The best part is that the original document stays exactly the same, it just layers the visual on top… and pages with visuals are nearly 2x as likely to be read! You can quickly choose which remix option you want, or describe what you want in your own words and it'll build it for you. So you're only creating it once and just adapting it for every audience without rebuilding anything from scratch. This is truly what it’s like using context and an AI layer in the corporate world to be more efficient. And your stakeholders will thank you (maybe haha). Remix with Rovo is in beta now. Try it today!!! https://go.atlss.in/txqvdm #AtlassianPartner #RemixwithRovo #ad