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The company I work for is in the process of replacing jira with an in home grown solution. They ran through a bunch of trial with pretty much every vendor under
by lbhdc 2mo ago
The company I work for is in the process of replacing jira with an in home grown solution. They ran through a bunch of trial with pretty much every vendor under the sun looking for a replacement for jira, but none of them really sparked joy. Someone rolled their own a year or so ago, and it started gaining adoption, and people liked it enough that the whole company is switching to it.
I don't think that means saas is dead. There is a strong preference to buy instead of building if there is something worth buying.
- orng_banana 2mo agoWhy would your company build a whole new jira just to manage tickets? What about cost and maintaince?
- lbhdc 2mo agoIts a big company, so the cost of jira is relatively comparable to a team building/maintaining our inhouse thing. It also gets used for more than just ticket lifecycles. They are doing a lot of data analysis, and project management stuff.