FreshTake: Implementing OKRs with Jira and Confluence

"A clear company vision is great, but it often ends up as a decor piece on the office walls. 'Business as usual' has a nasty habit of disconnecting operations from strategy."

That’s a quote from a recent article by Modus Create titled Implement OKRs with Jira and Confluence. We’ll take a high-level look at how you can do this at your organization.

As much as people bash Jira and Confluence (products from ‪@Atlassian‬), I like them. Remember that we prefer individuals and interactions over processes and tools. They are just tools, so they shouldn’t replace individuals and interactions, but they help tremendously with shared understanding.

‪@Moduscreate‬, the authors of the article we’re unpacking (link below), is a globally diverse group of Modites specializing in digital transformation to help clients build competitive advantage through digital innovation. I’ve used them at every company I’ve been at since 2012, and they have not once disappointed! Check them out via the link in the description. They have experts in Atlassian products, so if you want their help doing this, contact them immediately!

I have always loved OKRs! The concept is a great one. As I mentioned, I really like Jira and Confluence. And I love Modus Create. That trifecta came together in the article on implementing them with Jira and Confluence, so don't waste another minute; jump right in!

Link to the original article by Modus Create:
https://moduscreate.com/blog/implemen...

Link to Modus Create: https://moduscreate.com/

Link to Atlassian for Jira and Confluence: https://www.atlassian.com/

Link to OKR Framework: https://www.whatmatters.com/