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I think anecdotally that may work, but I'm not convinced that dev teams are that much better than "managers" are at creating or managing process (nor are they o

I think anecdotally that may work, but I'm not convinced that dev teams are that much better than "managers" are at creating or managing process (nor are they often very interested in doing it)... But I think this does get to the core issue with JIRA. Whether you "like" JIRA or not is more a reflection of your organization than it is a reflection of JIRA as a tool.

sdoering 9y ago
Just anecdotally I can confirm that different development and product teams work good with JIRA and Confluence in conjunction. The agency I work at uses these tools together with ovur clients, as well as internally on different levels. We have an internal project were we are just using tasks, subtasks with 3 states in a team of 9 in three to four locations. And we have a client, being served with about 100 people in different teams working on multiple projects, spanning multiple locations. Here we use the same tool. In one case with just a basic setup. One a 'little bit' more elaborate and customized...