JIRA - Managing a Project Activity at your Fingertips!
Updated August 09, 2019
JIRA - Managing a Project Activity at your Fingertips!
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with JIRA Software
JIRA is used by our Company to setup Epics and the associated Tasks that belong with the Epic. We then plan our Sprint (2 weeks) with Development tasks and track the progress of those tasks. If something happens that hinders the development of such task, we can easily put a block on that Task until the block can be removed (i.e. waiting on data cut from Agency). We can easily drop something into the backlog when needed.
- Manages Epics (projects) very well. Tasks can be adjusted easily along with their corresponding Story Points. The Backlog can be easily managed by moving Tasks around as needed.
- Notifications can be automatically sent out (if setup) to the Developer when new work is assigned.
- Epics/Tasks/backlog items can be managed through an easy to use drag and drop process.
- Agile. Easy to work with (very intuitive)
- I don't have anything negative to say about the software.
- As with any software, the GUI can always use improvement, but that comes with time.
- It can lock up very briefly at times due to too many users.
- We can manage 100's of projects at a time. I work on a DB Conversion Team and it can get a little hairy trying to keep everything straight. JIRA does that for us.
- JIRA is easy to use and there is a very little learning curve for new team members.
- JIRA allows for a 40,000-foot view or a 5,000-foot view. You can drill down as deep as you need to go, or take a step back and look down from the heavens.
JIRA was already in place when I joined the company, but it is better and easier to work with than anything I have worked with in the past. My last shop used RALLY and it was a total pain to grasp. JIRA offers more flexibility and setup options with your configuration.