When ServiceRocket started working with this global client, their Atlassian Data Center (DC) to cloud migration efforts had been stalled for months.
Over the years, this airline, the flagship carrier of an Asia-Pacific country, had come to depend on several scripts that enabled advanced automation, complex workflows, and UI customizations in their Jira environment. However, this also resulted in a complex and over-customized DC environment, which the airline found impossible to replicate in the cloud. Furthermore, bringing these legacy scripts over to the cloud was a security risk, as they were all from third-party vendors.
The airline required these vendors to meet its stringent security requirements, a standard which they were unable to achieve. The migration efforts stalled. Meanwhile, these legacy apps cost the airline around $100,000 to $150,000 per year. The airline wanted to remove the dependency on third-party apps so that they could successfully migrate to the cloud. By doing so, the airline aimed to mitigate vulnerabilities and security exposures from third-party applications. The airline also sought to cut costs and reduce ongoing operational expenses by moving to the cloud.
Instead of merely replicating the airline's existing setup, ServiceRocket's approach was to ensure that the airline could accomplish what it needed to do and achieve its business objectives. This involved understanding what the company originally wanted to achieve with its customizations.
ServiceRocket guided the airline to break free from legacy constraints with an outcome-driven approach:
By redefining what the legacy customizations were intended to achieve, ServiceRocket replaced 95% of these customizations with native Jira features and purpose-built Forge modules and eliminated complexity at the same time. The aim was not just to replicate what these scripts did, but to truly enable the company to work in its desired way, free from the burden of complexity.
With Atlassian Forge, ServiceRocket unblocked the airline's cloud migration and achieved the following:
ServiceRocket didn't just use Forge to replicate the legacy scripts, but also simplified and streamlined the company's workflows. This enabled teams to eliminate unproductive processes and execute tasks faster and more efficiently. The airline's teams were no longer bogged down with the task of replicating complex scripts and workflows. In addition, the airline's technical teams could now focus on core operations without the burden of managing vendors or mitigating security risks.
They could now move forward with a streamlined, future-ready Jira setup.
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