Who Do You Collaborate With in Confluence? K15t Software's Scroll Viewport add-on gives a whole new dimension to how you can use Confluence, delivering your content to the web easily, responsively, and rapidly-all while giving you complete control over styling and publishing. Confluence can be a great tool for more than collaboration-with the right add-ons, it becomes a single-source solution for a broad range of organizational challenges. We use Confluence both for our intranet, and as a content manager that powers the website you're viewing right now. Here at K15t Software we're a 'yes' all across the board. It's clear that many businesses are leveraging Confluence to enhance their collaboration and documentation, but comparatively few are taking advantage of it to perform additional functions. Developer documentation and knowledge management were the runners-up, with 72% and 66% respectively. Just 25% of organizations use Confluence for their intranet, and 15% use it to power their websites. Survey participants most commonly told us their companies use Confluence for project documentation (86% of organizations), closely followed by product documentation (79%).
How does your organization use Confluence? We collected over fifty responses, and the results are below. Participants were asked to share details on how their organizations use Confluence, who they share content with, how their readers access this content, and more.
One of the things we love about Summit is the unique chance it offers to gain insights straight from users. At Atlassian Summit 2015 we asked visitors to the K15t Software booth to help us shed some light on the ways that their organizations leverage this power. It's no secret that Confluence is a powerful platform for documentation collaboration.
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