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I worked for a large department in a large bank that changed from Jira to MS Teams Scrum, as the new licence for Jira was too much. No way that it had as many
by century19 4y ago
I worked for a large department in a large bank that changed from Jira to MS Teams Scrum, as the new licence for Jira was too much. No way that it had as many features as Jira, but it worked fine, maybe was simpler.
So it ain't nonsense, users do switch.
- rjgonza 4y agoIntered to know more about "MS Teams Scrum", got a link or something?
- lodovic 4y agoMy client uses Azure DevOps for ticketing and scrum processes, and that integrates nicely with Teams (pipelines, bugs, user stories, etc). It works pretty well and can be customized.
- century19 4y agoIndeed, it was Azure DevOps. I had linked it with Teams as it was accessed through that, or so I remember.
- blntechie 4y agoWe used TFS in 2010 to create issues and stories and development workflows and i remember it worked fine with no major complaints. Especially as a full VS shop ,it even had very good integration for everything which can be done inside the Visual Studio itself. We eventually moved to JIRA though couple of years later. I believe that TFS product evolved to Azure DevOps now.