
About
Most teams track work in Jira, but documentation, service ownership, operations, and reporting still live in separate silos. Plenty of data, very little end-to-end visibility.
Join us for a Svitla Smart Talk with Stanislav Kolenkin and Oleksandr Sapozhnikov as they look at how the Atlassian ecosystem can work as one connected system rather than a set of disconnected tools.
We will cover:
- Connecting Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, Compass, and Atlassian Analytics into a single system of work
- Linking business demand, delivery, service ownership, and operations to measurable outcomes
- Which integrations actually create organisational leverage
- The operating practices needed to sustain them, and why tooling alone is never enough
Key takeaways
✅ A clear picture of how the Atlassian tools fit together end to end
✅ Integrations worth prioritising and why
✅ Practices that keep a connected setup working over time
Register for a practical look at turning Jira from a task tracker into the backbone of a connected delivery and operations system.
Speakers
Stanislav Kolenkin, Senior Solution Architect, has 17+ years in IT. He’s an expert in AWS, GCP, hybrid and multi-cloud, Kubernetes, containers, and serverless, a Kubernaut, Calico Big Cat, and AWS Community Builder (Containers), with extensive mentoring and training experience. LinkedIn
Oleksandr Sapozhnikov, Head of SRE at TemaBit, has 13+ years in IT and has been practising DevOps for over 9 years. He’s a mentor and teacher passionate about automation, IaC, and cats, and spends his free time on DnD and LARP. LinkedIn
Supporting our defenders 💙💛
This event is dedicated to raising funds for an EcoFlow power station and a generator for our teammate in the “Legion North” Unmanned Systems Battalion of the 44th Separate Mechanized Brigade.
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Event details:
Date – 5 November
Time – UA – 7:00 PM
Duration – 1.5 hours
Language – Ukrainian
All other details will be sent after registration.
Registration is free and mandatory.
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