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I feel Jira is actually a workflow management system disguised as a ticketing system. It is a complex product and their pricing is shit expensive but I haven't

I feel Jira is actually a workflow management system disguised as a ticketing system. It is a complex product and their pricing is shit expensive but I haven't come across anything more powerful. IMHO If you are a small startup and can be self disciplined, you don't need Jira. It is more for enterprise setup where accountability/responsibility has to be generally enforced.

jmcqk6 9y ago
>a workflow management system I think this is some kind of natural law: any sufficiently old enterprise system tends towards becoming an ad-hoc, bug-ridden, poorly specified workflow engine.
crdoconnor 9y ago
It's only "good for enterprises" insofar as management gets a boner over the reports it issues and the level of detail it lets you drill down to. Those reports are not generally being used to make sensible decisions, but they make management feel more in the know and in control and thats what really drives sales.