Jira Align

The Runway widget provides any given Program a point in time visual representation of the relative health of the backlog of work.  Consider how a Scrum/Kanban Team needs to have a healthy backlog of work that will allow them to progress through 4-8 Sprints, if they have too little (1 -3 Sprints) they may quickly reach a point where they don't have enough work to fill their sprints (Scrum) or keep continuous flow moving (Kanban); if they have too much work 9-24 Sprints they will be less effe

Introduction The title may seem like a clickbait, but is actually not. I do seriously believe that there are a few “silver bullets” to being lean. Equally, I do also believe that in the knowledge industry, a kanban system, a supposed visual way of managing the flow of value, is a modern day golden hammer for many i.e. very overrated providing a false sense of assurance of being lean.

The fix versions in Jira are specific to a Jira project. However, the intent to create, plan, and visualize a Go-Live Release runs across multiple Jira projects. Jira Epics and stories built across multiple Program(s)/Agile Release Train(s) in different Program Increment/Quarters need to be clubbed to form Major/Minor Release.  To add further, not all the Jira Epics stories might be part of the Major/Minor release, but some specific ones. This can be handled in Jira Align; however

Jira Align takes project management to the next level, providing enterprises with the tools they need to align strategy with execution. It bridges the gap between business strategy and technical execution, ensuring that all teams are working towards common goals. Here are some of the standout features of Jira Align: Enterprise-Level Project Management: Manage multiple teams, portfolios, and programs with ease, ensuring alignment across the entire organization. Strategic Alignment

For organizations where the products and/or services are so complex that an Agile Release Train is not sufficient, the intent is to have a Solution Train. This is applicable for organizations in which multiple Agile Release Trains work together on one or more complex services and/or products. Typically, the solution train is where hardware, software, and/or firmware form an integrated product.

Hiya, everyone! Jake here, and I am stoked to announce the launch of milestones in Jira Align! Milestones mark our first big … milestone in elevating our roadmap to allow users to more effectively plan, track progress, and tell a compelling story across an entire organization. Milestones are critical because they allow users to add, update, and track important moments of their work, and to distinguish different phases of their work. With milestones, we bid farewell to the days when Jira Ali

Last year, Jira Align set out on a journey to enhance its stability, addressing feedback and bugs more efficiently than ever before, while also streamlining the review process of suggestions through standardization. Since then, we have squashed more bugs than we have in the past, and we are proactively identifying bugs internally at a much quicker rate.

We’re making some updates to Jira Align’s release numbering and practices, beginning on Friday, June 7th. This article highlights the changes planned for next month, and explains the reasons behind them. For a detailed look into how we’re evolving our releases, see the full announcement on Jira Align Help.