Atlassian Jira Reviews and Ratings

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use JIRA for project and resource management. I create tasks and stories in JIRA and follow KANBAN methodology. Some of our teams track their work using Agile Scrum method. We can see the occupancy of a specific resource and measure productivity. We can log leaves, holidays, etc. and better manage team for critical projects. The reports can be exported and shared with external teams.

Likelihood to Recommend

It's great for project management, but better suited for enterprises. Small businesses may find it a bit pricey. It's rich in features, especially the task management, lanes, option to create projects following different methods like scrum, kanban, etc. Project managers can get a quick view of the status of tasks, defects, etc.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Atlassian Jira helps us manage and track Project, stories, tasks, bugs, etc. It is very helpful where you have big conplex project and want to manage and keep everything documentated. You can also assign a work item to the individual track that work item's status by changing it's status. It can be used by all from Developers to Quality Analysts.

Likelihood to Recommend

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Atlassian Jira is the main software for software development activites and tracking and coordinating QA activites it is one of the most imporant factor in the whole agile process its features of tracking and keeping record makes it very useful across the whole life cycle and the newest AI integration is also been a great help

Likelihood to Recommend

The best suited example of Atlassian Jira would be in project management and QA activies like bug tracking an dresouce management its a software primarily built for PM so its a good use it does have improvement are s on generating test cases and linking user stories like no one needs and epic

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Atlassian Jira to describe our tasks and plan our sprints. The tool allows to structure multiple tasks in epics, which helps searching, organizing, working together and planning ahead. We use the tool throughout the whole process of a sprint - for planning, daylies, updating and documenting our tasks, creating bug tickets, refinements, reviews. The tool offers a really nice overview (no matter if you choose Scrum, Kanban or other principles) of your current sprints and the backlog and the features per userstory or bug are really helpful to document, discuss, track the state etc.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is very well suited for planning sprints. You get a nice, intuitive overview of the tasks in your current sprint and also your backlog, you see the current status and who's working on it. There are lots of additional functionalities like commenting, creating subtasks, filtering, etc. which also make it really easy to work together and document your todos.

Jira also offers functionalities like Wiki but I think they could be better integrated - they are not directly linked to the sprint board and it's quite intuitive to navigate to it. Even though this is a great addition to the general features of Jira, I think the integration could be improved for even more symbiosis.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Atlassian Jira to manage my product backlog, manage all the products of my program and pilot all my train (safe) activity. It is an enabler for major synchronization rituals and facilitate portfolio management.

Likelihood to Recommend

A basic to manage your product profolio, and a must have to prepare a PI planning.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

It is a lifesaver for me to use JIRA since it allows me to plan any project and track it with the collaborative function that it provides. Additionally, it is incredibly beneficial in terms of Epics, Service requests, and incidents. Therefore, I would say that my experience using JIRA has been exceptional overall.

Likelihood to Recommend

Simple user interface, interaction with other software products is excellent, and tracking is simple to accomplish.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We using Atlassian Jira for the incidents management tool where on all cases gets raised for ay requirements in the project gets raised by Atlassian Jira and we work ont them and all updates will go via Atlassian Jira only,We use it very extensively and this is the only one tool we use as a incident and peoblems management.

Likelihood to Recommend

Atlassian Jira tool's helps streamline project workflows, assign tasks and incidents, and monitor

project requirements by users.

For ITIL related tasks this suits very well for incident and problem management,

Also it holds all the incidents data and can be easily mapped to multiple 3rd party applications like github, pagerduty,jenkins so on.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Atlassian Jira to provide customer support and manage projects. Jira allows us to track issues, prioritize tasks, and maintain clear communication, ensuring efficient delivery and customer satisfaction across various projects. We recently started using it to manage our transformation into Scrum methodology, so now we use it to build a backlog, work on sprints, plan, and do our retros.

Likelihood to Recommend

Jira facilitates software development, bug tracking, and sprints. It's ideal for structured workflows, issue management, and customer communication. However, more straightforward tools might be more efficient for highly creative, unstructured tasks or tiny, agile teams with quick visual overviews. Jira's complexity can be overkill for basic task lists.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Jira is used to plan and track work, monitor progress, and track metrics. It's used across the organization and covers the main parts of the development cycle, from managing feature intake to assisting with monitoring adoption. It's used both at the team level for day-to-day work and on the management level for medium—and short-term planning.

Likelihood to Recommend

It's well suited for many scenarios, from small to large organizations, that need a project tracking software that is reasonably easy to extend if you're an experienced user. Licensing cost is probably the only major limitation. Due to Atlassian's licensing model, costs across large organizations can rise quickly if you want more advanced features, as it's often an "everyone or no one" model. There may also be cheaper alternatives if you don't require all of Jira's features.

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

JIRA is used in my organization for project management, to keep track of issues and tasks, and to streamline/improve communications between developers, QA engineers, and different teams. The scope of our use case covers product management, meeting and tracking deadlines for different projects, tasks, and sub-tasks. I have helped my organization improve overall productivity.

Likelihood to Recommend

JIRA is more suited to the AGILE work and development environments, which helps manage the development lifecycle. The sprint planning and backlog management features really improve overall productivity in AGILE environments. Its flexible issue-tracking system makes it great for tracking bugs and defects. The QA teams are effectively able to use these features to raise issues that, in turn, help the engineering teams.