Atlassian Corporation Pty Ltd.

Symantec Corporation

Atlassian Inc.

Markus Te Grotenhuis

Ryan Peck

Eric Brynsvold

Shuai Li

Jerry Cheng

Bharath Booshan Lakshmi Narayanan

Shree Raman

Alexander James Decker

Noam Bar-On

Nikita Leonov

Pushkar Tiwari

Stefano Paoletti

Rene Soberanes Cacheaux

Dinesh Coca

The techniques herein include an inquiry controller determining whether timing criteria have been met for sending an inquiry to a particular user account. In response to determining that the timing criteria for sending an inquiry to the particular user account is satisfied, the inquiry is sent to and received by a particular user device associated with the particular user account. When a response is received, a response analyzer analyzes it and selects a first follow-up action, with associated first digital content, for the system to perform for the particular user account based on the analysis. The chosen action may include automatically creating a calendar item in a digital calendar associated with the user account, updating a digital task list for the user account, generating and transmitting a second inquiry to the particular user device, and the like. The follow-up action is then performed.

Automatically creating digital content in a federated application system based on sentiments of electronic responses

Techniques are presented herein for digital task management using an intermediary single-account issue inbox system. The techniques include receiving an email message related to a task, creating a task item related to the email message and assigning an initial digital state to the task item, adding the task item to a list of task items stored in the shared issue tracking system causing display of the list of task items that are associated with one digital state value, and enabling users to input state-change information, and in response to those requests, changing those states in the issue ticket system.

Digital task management using an intermediary single-account issue inbox system

Method, apparatus and computer program product for software application update management. For example, the apparatus includes at least one processor and at least one non-transitory memory including program code. The at least one non-transitory memory and the program code are configured to, with the at least one processor, receive a qualified lifecycle command associated with a software application; in response to receiving the qualified lifecycle command, obtain an update queue flag value for the software application; determine if the update queue flag value indicates an update-queued status or an update check status; and in response to determining that the update queue flag value indicates the update check status, determine if the software application has access to a latest version of a data resource associated with the software application and adjust the first update queue flag value based on if the software application has access to the latest version.

Software application update management engine

Content to be scanned for confidential information may be identified. A determination is made if the content includes confidential information. The determination may be based on at least one data loss prevention policy. When the content includes confidential information, a content management recommendation is created. The content management recommendation may comprise at least one of a recommendation pertaining to a storage of the content and a recommendation pertaining to a backup of the content. The content management recommendation may be provided to a content management system.

Method to create a content management recommendation based on presence of confidential information in content

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