Jira

What differentiates Jira from other similar products?

very specific opportunities for agile collaboration between development, test, and business teams. Particularly excellent is the connectivity to other tools like Concluence or Microsoft Devops. Superb technical ideas can be developed in conjunction with Confluence and implemented. Even the division into separate streams is very simple to achieve thanks to the abundance of available filters. Or, it is possible to create top-level management overviews and organize planning across various clusters and areas (using user stories and epics to link and connect planning activities). I prioritize all of my epics and user stories as a PO for completion

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

For this reason, I have already committed to several sprints so that I can plan and approve user stories and epics that have certain dependencies within the context of PI Planning. We refine this planning once more as a team in backlog refinements, and we have the immediate option to assign specific user stories to the upcoming sprint. As a result, we are both highly agile and capable of anticipating critical dependencies. Jira gives teams and even individual employees the ability to structure content, i.e., to establish Confluence Protocols, maintain structured information in the form of, for example, tables, and organize other processes.

What do you dislike most about this product?

I can't think of any disadvantages at this time because up until this point, we were able to resolve everything that we needed to as a team. Aside from the fact that I can't access all of my devices as easily as I can with Trello, this is due to our company's firewall. Naturally, JIRA has its limitations as a system. Not all adjustments requests can be carried out immediately. Depending on the requirements one has for a particular process, this may naturally be the case for every single person in a different way.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

My projects are managed using Jira. That is, I first determine the phases of a project (thus creating the gaps) and then consider the tasks that must be completed and who is responsible for them in the second step. I create the timeline in the following step and enter a due date in the ticket. The main benefit is the ability to always see how a project is progressing and where it is currently at. In addition, one can register as a Watcher for tickets that are particularly pertinent to them in order to be notified when changes are made. Utilization occurs both within agile teams and is very effective for approving and rejecting the use.

What differentiates Jira from other similar products?

It is very useful to manage all the tickets and Change request , it keeps track of the logged hours and tracking of the application is very easy in JIRA

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

As a user i feel very helpful when JIRA allows me to clone the tickets, i do not have to do the manual work every time. JIRA is very helpful in cloning and managing tickets

What do you dislike most about this product?

Sometime when we clone the tickets it take the by default name as wrong . we should enhance the product so that it should clone the ticket with some unique sensible name.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

If someone is developing any application and wants to keep track of defects and tickets then this is the best tool so far available in the market.

What differentiates Jira from other similar products?

It has a number of important tools that allow it to stand out from the competition, altissan thought of taking the business by storm and it did it very well, conffluence is one of the best tools for uploading documentation and represents a huge advance in project management of technology

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

What I like most about Jira is the possibility of effectively tracking tasks as they are being carried out, and this becomes evident in our records.

What do you dislike most about this product?

I can say little or nothing that I don't like Jira, it is a versatile tool, the only thing that may cost is the learning curve, but other than that, nothing negative to say

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Carry out staff training that allows them to assume the tool with some knowledge and thus the management through it is easier