How Domino's Pizza Enterprises uses Confluence
View captured proofThe use case: how Domino's Pizza Enterprises deploys Confluence
Domino's uses Confluence for knowledge management across its teams, alongside Jira and Jira Service Management for service requests and project work. It is part of a single Atlassian platform that replaced several separate tools.
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One of our knowledge managers saved 2.3 hours the first week of using it
Within 12 months, Domino’s transitioned the entire organization from a disparate collection of tools to one connected system of work for tech and business teams alike.
In the customer’s words
At Domino’s, we have a motto: ‘Every order counts.’ Rolling out the Atlassian system of work allowed us to successfully deliver on that promise.Other companies using Confluence
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