Project to Product is a shift from project completion to product delivery. The idea is to reshape software development so businesses can keep up with digital transformation.

Technology moves fast. If a software development project takes a long time to get to market, a newer version is often necessary before the original is ready. Project to Product progresses with technology to meet user needs in real time instead of addressing changes later.

To explore this philosophy, you must first understand the differences between projects and products. Then, we'll discuss the roles of DevOps and Agile methodologies. Finally, we'll talk about the benefits of shifting from Project to Product.

Is your business looking for a smarter way to approach software development?

More companies are embracing Agile practices to manage changing priorities, accelerate product delivery, and increase team productivity.

If you want to implement an Agile approach, you first need to understand the Agile manifesto and the role Agile planning plays in project management.

Here’s how to start the Agile planning process so you can move the needle toward Agile software development.

Are you currently using a Server or Data Center version of Atlassian applications and wanting to take a step towards reaping the benefits of Atlassian Cloud? If so, there are many considerations around integrations, new features, functionality, dependencies, SLAs and workflow for Confluence, Jira Software, Jira Service Management, BitBucket or whichever apps make up your particular Atlassian stack. It can be overwhelming wondering how to get started.

However, Rome wasn’t built in a day – and you don’t have to change everything all at once. That’s where creating a roadmap to roll out a phased deployment for moving away from your self-managed server or Data Center environment to cloud-hosted Atlassian applications comes in.

With limitless cloud data storage for your organization and the flexibility and scalability of cloud apps, there are significant benefits to cloud vs. a physical data center, if you choose the right cloud solution. These include strong built-in security (which might surprise some); enhanced user management and controls; simplified on-premises infrastructure and more seamless operations; the ability to scale at speed; improved performance; and a huge range of tools and apps.

Enterprise businesses, SMBs and government agencies have long relied on Atlassian for its secure and compliant server product. Now, as the time approaches for the end of life of Atlassian Server products (support ends on 2nd February 2024) it's an excellent time for some Atlassian Server customers to consider migrating to Atlassian Data Center. Of course a lot of Atlassian customers will be making the move to Atlassian Cloud, but for some Data Center is the better choice. Examples of when Atlassian Data Center might be preferable are:

For enterprise decision makers, migrating to the cloud naturally raises a lot of questions around security. Read on to discover the top 10 cloud security concerns. Then get to grips with the best practises to eliminate risk and ensure optimal cloud security in your ecosystem. Finally find out how Atlassian Cloud addresses and overcomes key decision makers’ most common cloud security concerns.