<p>One way James Dellow gains a deep understanding of how business users create or consume documents and collaborative content, he like to gain first-hand experience. In one case, working with a mining client who was evaluating Atlassian's Confluence, he went into the mine to gain some insight about how his client might use Confluence. </p>

One way James Dellow gains a deep understanding of how business users create or consume documents and collaborative content, he like to gain first-hand experience. In one case, working with a mining client who was evaluating Atlassian's Confluence, he went into the mine to gain some insight about how his client might use Confluence.

<p>One way James Dellow gains a deep understanding of how business users create or consume documents and collaborative content, he like to gain first-hand experience. In one case, working with a mining client who was evaluating Atlassian's Confluence, he went into the mine to gain some insight about how his client might use Confluence.&nbsp;</p>

014 James Dellow Went Underground (Literally) to Learn How People Use Confluence

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014 James Dellow Went Underground (Literally) to Learn How People Use Confluence

014 James Dellow Went Underground (Literally) to Learn How People Use Confluence