A team-managed project is a project created by anyone on the team, and the project administrator configures it. These are projects with a simplified configuration and more admin control over the setup, without requiring configuration by a Jira administrator! Team-managed projects have open, limited, and private access levels.
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Jira Burndown charts can be considered as project trackers. They serve as visual aids to show the overall progress of the project. Burndown charts in Jira also help in planning and tracking sprints. They show the total amount of work that has already been completed in a given sprint, as well as the total amount of work that is still outstanding to be completed.
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Cloning a task in Jira means copying a task. Under the given condition, a clone of the original task is created. The clone consists of the same information as the original task. Cloning the task is done in such a way that multiple users can work on the same task.
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Jira Service Management (JSM) is an IT Service Management (ITSM) software solution based on Atlassian's Jira platform that integrates effortlessly with Jira Software. JSM provides you with all the functionality you need for efficient incident, request, change, problem, release, and knowledge management.
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Jira is a famous software application that is used for project management and issue tracking. The tool is developed by Atlassian — a leading software company from Australia. It has become one of the leading software solutions used by agile software development teams all across the globe for tracking stories, bugs, epics, and similar types of tasks.
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Kanban is a famous framework used for implementing agile and DevOps software development. It requires access to real-time communication to ensure full transparency and capacity of work. Work tasks are represented on special Kanban boards. These boards allow team members to view the status of each task at any given time.
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Keywords (labels) in Jira are specific keywords or tags that can be added to tasks to indicate whether they have certain properties. They also help classify tasks in a more informal and flexible way than assigning version components or numbers.
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Nevertheless, there are some differences that should be taken into account: Jira software is designed specifically for software teams. With plenty of workflow mechanisms, agile teams can create their tasks in sprints. Scrum or Kanban boards serve as an overview.
Jira Service Management, on the other hand, is designed specifically for IT and service teams. It provides them with everything they need for problem, change and incident management. Jira Service Management offers SLAs (service level agreements).
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