License Management
Contegix sells and manages Atlassian licenses. Our goal is to understand and enable your business and provide licensing options that make the most financial sense.
Our team manages the entire software suite from Atlassian, including Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, Bitbucket, and all marketplace plugins. Our comprehensive approach to License Management includes product demos, renewals, upgrades, co-terming, and ensuring your team has the right level of tooling for your requirements. View Jira Pricing here.
Why buy licenses from Contegix?
Transparency: Bundling a license purchase with hosting, services, and support allows for more transparent pricing and possible discounts.
Easy Renewals & Alerts: Contegix makes renewals easier, with more proactive options for extending contracts and co-terming, so licenses never need to expire. We send customizable alerts anticipating expiration dates and have dedicated support teams who can reach out and prevent any interruption to service.
License Acceleration: Our process follows standard quoting practices to which we can provide license keys upon invoice and offer up to 45 days purchasing terms. Atlassian is a Net-0 organization, which means that they require payment in full prior to license key delivery. We can accelerate your license keys and get past the typical purchasing department delays in processing.
Product Demos: We have the ability to standup a quick staging instance and perform product demos not only for the Atlassian tools, but also for the 3,800+ plugins on the Atlassian Marketplace. Atlassian does not support marketplace product demos to clients.
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How Government Agencies Can Leverage Increased Funding for Cybersecurity
Despite a rocky road to its final passage, President Biden recently signed the $1 trillion infrastructure bill, a much-needed measure to address the nation’s critical need to improve cybersecurity. The new law allocates a whopping $2 billion to fund cybersecurity and related provisions designed to bolster security resiliency—in both public and private sectors—and better safeguard communities against the fallout of cyberattacks.
Three Ways Confluence Keeps Hybrid and Evolving Teams Connected
Developers have adjusted to collaborating with each other and issuing software releases remotely––and this change in workstyle has impacted organizations’ performance. A recent report from Gartner shows that although 92% of development teams are writing more code, 63% of teams are releasing less frequently, and the average release size is up by 64%.
Low, Moderate or High: What FedRAMP Impact Level is Right for You?
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, or FedRAMP, has been around for nearly a decade. But with the dramatic rise of high-profile, cloud-based cyberattacks at a time when citizens’ reliance on technology has grown, cybersecurity has become top priority—even capturing the attention of the nation’s highest office as more organizations begin working with the public sector.