Opiniones de Jira

Excelente herramienta de gestión de proyectos, no sólo agiliza la gestión integral, sino que también ayuda a evaluar los progresos individuales de los equipos como así el progreso general del proyecto.

Como administrador, la gestión de usuarios, roles y permisos se hace compleja, dado que hay múltiples niveles de permisos, globales y específicos de un proyecto. Si bien es algo positivo, lo negativo es la falta de documentación detallada sobre lo referido a la administración de la herramienta.

utilizo esta herramienta a diario para planear mis proyectos y asignar tareas a mi equipo de trabajo, en cualquier momento puedo saber que avances tenemos y puedo dar seguimiento a cada tarea que asigne

en ocasiones actualizan la interfaz y se vuelve un poco complejo adaptarse a las nuevas funcionalidades pero siempre son mejoras que a la larga nos ayuda a tener mejor control con la planeacion y administracion

JIRA es muy completo y siempre que crees que le falta algo, en realidad lo tiene pero no estaba activado. Permite administar las tareas usando SCRUM o KANBAN y ajustar los tableros de manera personalizada. Tiene muchísimas opciones y alternativas, es muy flexible pero un tanto confuso para un usuario inexperto. Posee muchos reportes de sprint y permite segmentar los datos de manera útil. Posee filtros personalizados sobre los cuales visualizar luego la información y nos está resultando muy útil.

A veces resulta un tanto lento, creo que deberían remover algunas transiciones CSS que camuflan un poco la lentitud en traer los datos pero dan la sensación de aplicación lenta. Si abres muchas incidencias en pestañas tendrás el CPU a fuego y tardará bastante en cargar.

Su mulltiplicidad de features ayudan en la gestión del trabajo diario del equipo. Tiene desde herramientas de estimación como poker planning hasta la consulta de métricas de performance del equipo.

En ocasiones y determinadas acciones de usuario resulta poco intuitiva y con comportamientos inesperados en los componentes de su interfaz, lo cual genera incomodidades en el uso. Estos comportamientos se terminan aprendiendo e incorporando con el uso continuo en el tiempo.

Muchísimas funcionalidades en nuestra empresa tenemos toda la información subida ahí se complementa excelente con Drive y facilita nuestras tareas diarias de manera extraordinaria!

La interfaz podría ser mejor, un poco más amigable con los usuarios pensando que sea fácil e intuitiva.

Es una muy buena herramienta para coordinar y llevar acabo metodologias aguiles de trabajo ya que te permite desde la planificacion, armar sprints, tener un backlog centraliizado y estimar tareas

Tiene una curva de aprendizaje media alta, pero mas alla de eso no cambiaria

Sin palabras es un sistema bastante sencillo de usar, aunque tal vez dejar personalizar colores en los estatus del Workflow sería genial

Que no deja personalizar colores de estatus.

Permite tener el seguimiento en web de las actividades llevar un CRM orientado a productos Web

No es tan amigable para tareas independientes dentro de los flujos de trabajo, para hacer modificaciones se requiere hacer ajustes en todo el flujo de trabajo

Lo que más me gusta es que resuelve el problema de gestión de colas y prioridades de las peticiones de desarrollo y mantenimiento de diferentes departamentos de la empresa. Permite agrupar, clasificar y priorizar tareas que nos permite ser más ágiles y centrarnos en lo importante.

Quizás la herramientas es demasiado simple. Hecho de menos tener herramientas de seguimiento y aviso de estatus de incidencias proactivas.

Me gusta para administrar las fases del proyecto. Permite trabajar bien las tareas y dar seguimiento a su control y ejecución.

Creo que la mayor desventaja de Jira es su precio. Su licenciamiento es caro.

Lo que me gustó de Jira es poder organizar mis tareas a Diario para ser más productiva para el equipo

Sentí la plataforma bastante dificultosa para manejarla

Se puede mantener una organización del proyecto según los roles que tenga cada persona del proyecto

Se debe saber utilizar bien el manejo del programa para sacarle todo el provecho

- Can deploy within your organization
- Create projects or teams with their own tasks or projects within a dashboard.
- Backlog for activities or tasks that you can review later.
- Kanban dashboard for visually view the current pending tasks being worked on or to be worked.
- Filters to see tasks per group or per person within a dashboard.
- Report for anything like to see how many tasks being worked currently, done, created or the time it takes them to be fixed.
- Git and SVN linking for commits in order to link related commits to a ticket.
- Link tasks to see the related tasks from other teams or simply another ticket withing the same team.

Not very useful to setup for very small organizations or for personal usage. Better use a online tool for that.

I find this software to be very versatile and useful.

It has functions that make work easier when it comes to organization, planning, and meeting goals.

It facilitates effective teamwork; it is simple to keep track of the activities that must be completed and the notifications of changes to any action work well.

It has multiple views and is used to manage projects, so people who want to see an overview of the work can use the To-do List or simply the Roadmap, and team members who are trying to balance their daily activities can use the Dashboard to plan their workload.

I like it because it easily adapts to what you want to do.

In some circumstances, receiving notifications has become difficult, preventing real-time monitoring. Although simple and adaptable, defining and organizing the sorts of work items might be difficult at first.

One of the most popular tools, many people are familiar with it.
There are a ton of integrations.
There is a decent API.
Very good search functionality, JQL especially.
Good customization options, although a bit confusing at first.

Recent years have brought no new good features.
Last 3 UI/UX redesigns have been alwful and have reduced the productivity of the tool.
Lacking in dashboards and reports.

JIRA has just about every project management aspect covered in their offering and it's easy to set up and configure to suit your needs.
Reporting, ticket tracking, requirement and comment tracking, workflow customization, task assignment and follow-up + more make the life of a project manager a breeze which would otherwise have to be done using a multitude of tools.

The permissions structure/permission matrix at the administrative level could be a bit more user-friendly as troubleshooting an incorrectly configured (permission) JIRA instance can be a hassle.
Sometimes when new versions are introduced, some of the older features are dumbed down to make it easier for the user but for power users, this could cause confusion if they were wired to do some tasks using the old methods.

Creates a lot of order in tasks, in this company he replaced a lot of the work that was previously done in emails and tools, creates order, organization and it is easier to keep track of tasks.

the filters not really easy to be used , i am adding label with the name to track all my task .

Jira has a ton of functionalities and supports various workflow, would probably be great for teams who use them.

It can be a bit slow and requires a good training to understand all the functionality.

I truly appreciate working with Jira to make everything truly more arranged and simpler to follow every one of the undertakings. Makes a ton of requests in errands, in this organization he supplanted a great deal of the work that was for starters done in messages and instruments, makes requests, affiliation and it's more straightforward to monitor undertakings.

It would likewise be great to see the improvement, particularly in compelling errands. Simply in progress isn't genuinely informative. I additionally wish the interface was somewhat more adjustable.

The boards customization and the fact that the tool is very stable.

Search function is very poor and can't be personalized at our level. It is also an aspect of permissions as I have a larger perimeter to see other boards and processes.

Jira offers a lot of tools and power in its free version. Project milestones and key tasks can be set to certain dates, or date ranges, and viewed visually on a calendar. Setting up tasks, to do lists or just simple notes, and assigning them to specific users is quick and easy.

The Roadmap calendar can be quite fiddly to edit, and I've ended up changing the dates on the wrong milestone due to updates not occurring instantly. It can be difficult to see if someone has commented on a task/issue on the board - alerts are given, but there isn't a notification or obvious symbol on specific issues to show which ones have been commented on.

Jira is out of the box free, and it's amazing because it works with everything by the same company. It also allows for easy organization of projects and silos, which intersect with each other. You can easily hand off tasks and allow people to collaborate.

Jira has a very development based angle, so if you're trying to manage a hybrid team, it works well. But if your team is marketing heavy, it's very anti-user friendly unless a person has familiarity with code or databases. It's just sparse and less user friendly.

Jira has a weekly release schedule which means the product is always being improved or changed. This is usually a good thing, although I will admit that sometimes it isn't. Jira is also incredibly functional for a broad range of use cases, from managing a simple to-do list, team task tracking, process automation, to software development. They do a good job of making it user friendly and easy to onboard, especially since they started making drastic UI improvements a little over a year ago.

A consequence of being capable of so much is that it can be hard to configure initially. More specifically, which features you need and which can be disabled. There are a lot of great features but some just complicate the workflow, and it usually takes time to figure this out.

1. Great User Interface and User Experience.
2. The ability to create custom queues and automatically re-direct issues to these queues saves a lot of time. 3. The inbuilt SLA management and the option of integrating it to third party alert and notification software is impressive.
4. Adding attachment, links and other resources to JIRA ticket is easy and straightforward.
5. It has great audit trail tracking and can act as a source of truth for all parties involved.

1. The issue search feature could have been a little more customizable and faster.
2. The options available to format the comments on an issue are limited and not very intuitive.

So far, the gold standard in project and process management, especially in the number of options, features, automations, integrations and workflows that the software is capable of handling. We shifted to this software when the pandemic hit and were forced to stay at home since we needed a more powerful software to handle our workflow. If you have a techy team, nothing else compares.

Biggest con really is that it is not the most user friendly software. Unlike Trello or Asana where you can just go fire it up and it's good to go. This one takes a lot of set-up to do and a deep familiarity with how it works under the hood. Given that the software is one of the older ones, you can sort of see it's age in both the older workflows (issues, screens, etc) vs the newer templates. The newer project templates sort of partially solved this problem but if you need to tweak the settings, it still has a steeper learning curve.

The con really here is that i tried Jira with my other less techy company (a school) and adoption was really low as users just weren't able to keep up with it.