From Atlassian Data Center to Cloud with Arm—and their 10,000 users
Leading global chip designer Arm will share their path to bring 10,000 users from Atlassian Data Center to Cloud, including what influenced their strategy, and obstacles and victories encountered along the way. A live Q and A will follow with project leads from Arm and Adaptavist.
In this event we cover:
An understanding of the business drivers behind large process changes.
What factors influenced Arm's decision on Cloud as their destination.
How to uncover the biggest obstacles to Cloud migration.
How to build consensus and plot the path to take.
An inside look at a pioneering cloud migration
Arm—the leading global provider of semiconductor IP—have undertaken what's rumoured to be the largest Atlassian Cloud migration to date, with over 10,000 users leaving their on-premise deployment behind. Arm's journey has only recently begun, with more iteration, setbacks, and victories sure to follow.
“Wonderful story and plenty of shared wisdom. Lots learned from the session. Takeaways were very clearly presented.”
-Attendee feedback from Atlassian Remote Summit broadcast
This webinar is a unique opportunity to go behind the scenes, learn from their approach (developed in partnership with Adaptavist and Atlassian), and pose questions to those who are leading the initiative.
Event hosts and guests:
Phill Fox
Principal Customer Success Advocate
With over three decades of experience across a number of different industries Phill frequently works alongside organisations to assist them in making a culture change whilst introducing the Atlassian toolset. Phill wrote the original Atlassian University course ‘Getting started with Jira Service Desk’ and has assisted many organisations with implementations and customisations of the product.
Tom Wylie
Atlassian Product Owner, Arm
Tom is a Principal Business Architect with 19 years experience on business and IT projects. His focus is on delivering complex high-value initiatives on time and budget to clearly defined, customer-centric objectives.