Plan your workflow
You can use universal transitions in the workflow so that requests can be moved freely between any status and customize it to your own business processes.
Set basic filter
When you want to track Epics between two projects, you can continue by creating a filter. Make sure to sort Epics by order so that you can prioritize them against each other in your Agile dashboard. Just like stories and bugs, Epics at this level also need to be prioritized against each other.
Once you have a filter, you can share it with anyone who wants to follow the project.
Once you have a filter, you can share it with anyone who wants to follow the project.
You can create a kanban board based on this filter. This kanban board will be the primary view that highlights the progress of both teams. You can create a board for each status in your workflow.
Epics from both teams should appear on this board. You can use swimlanes to separate work between mobile and web teams with tags. You can also tag each Epic with a theme in Jira.
See detailed status
Sometimes stakeholders want to drill down into a specific epic to see its detailed status. Jira Agile is fully integrated into Jira, so you can see agile information in the detailed view and query agile data with JQL. Let’s take a look at the large team support in Teams in Space inside Jira.
There are four main areas to gather information about this epic.
Taken together, these four sections provide a complete description of an epic. You see the people involved, the work required, the business logic, and how other business priorities fit together.
Detailed status is reported
Stakeholders often want to know when a particular epic will be completed. The epic report in Jira Agile provides a detailed view of the progress for that epic. Providing a link in the epic’s description provides full transparency into the team’s progress for that epic.
Let's look at the three levels of hierarchy in an organization:
All levels can be tracked with Jira and Jira Agile.
Working on the Project
1. Create a new project
First of all, you can create a Jira project for your company's investments..
2. Create a new problem type
Firstly, creating a new request type allows us to create specific fields, set up unique workflows, and easily search by issue type..
3. Set up a kanban board
Kanban boards show the flow of work through a process.
You can map each workflow status to a column on your kanban board. You can also set work in progress limits for ideation and progress to make sure the business isn’t focusing on too many things at once.
4. Create new investments
At this point, create some investments to populate your new kanban board. It is important to see your data on the board as it will be easier to compile and customize as you go.
5. Customize the dashboard
Now that you have a basic dashboard setup, executives and managers will want to know a few key metrics:
We can configure Jira Agile to display all this data.
With card colors, it is easy to determine where management should focus. Red cards stand out easily.
6. Make Jira work for you
7. Do you want more?
Jira scales to track enterprise portfolios to keep everyone on target. Portfolios have unique challenges that require many team members to work together to create a common solution. Jira and Jira Agile can help your organization highlight key areas of focus and provide transparency at the team level. Using and adapting these techniques in your organization will help everyone be more committed to company goals.