Wednesday, April 6, 2022 PST
Wednesday, April 6, 2022 PST
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Open work management
Standardization: How we've been thinking about it wrong
Rachel Lin, Product Manager, Atlassian

With the trend towards distributed and digitally-enabled orgs, teams are gaining autonomy to choose the tools and rituals that empower them. With freedom comes a loss of context between teams, pushing company's to respond with a misleadingly idyllic solution: standardizing on a single tool.

But we believe teams don't need standardization. They need aggregation. I'll explain what that means, why and share how teams can achieve this through the concept of an "open operating system".

Secondary Session Type
Teamwork Culture use case
Session audience team type (please select all that apply)
Business, IT, Software, All teams
Primary Atlassian product focus of the presentation
Team Central
Solution focus
Business Transformation, Team Practices
Primary deployment method focus (please select all that apply)
Primarily Cloud
Session theme
Open work management
Session Length
25:15

Standardization: How we've been thinking about it wrong

With the trend towards distributed and digitally-enabled orgs, teams are gaining autonomy to choose the tools and rituals that empower them. With freedom comes a loss of context between teams, pushing company's to respond with a misleadingly idyllic solution: standardizing on a single tool.

But we believe teams don't need standardization. They need aggregation. I'll explain what that means, why and share how teams can achieve this through the concept of an "open operating system".

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