The use case: how Cisco deploys Confluence
Cisco Networking uses Confluence for its program "commit deck", a living document linked to Jira data that leaders present live instead of static slides. Confluence is part of a wider Atlassian cloud platform that replaced many fragmented tools.
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Accelerated program management reporting by 40x and weekly status updates by 24x
Shifted 30% of engineering time from troubleshooting to innovation
Built a unified, cloud-based platform connecting 15,000+ people and laying the foundation to enable AI at scale
taking what would be a 10-hour tedious task down to 15 minutes
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As we’ve started to build a System of Work with Atlassian, tooling spend is down 54% annually, and we’ve been able to reinvest 40% of our OpEx expenses back into the business within three years – without dropping work.Other AI tools used by Cisco
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The “commit deck” is a living Confluence document linked directly to Jira data, and leaders present live data using Confluence presentation mode and Jira macros.