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Anyone using Jira to manage their PhD?

Steve Haines_virl1q

Completing a PhD is a major project - in my case as an individual. Many different components to manage - references (using Mendeley), grant applications, multiple timelines and monthly reports, etc

Is anybody using Jira to manage their own PhD?

Considering a PhD is a 4 year commitment (at least!), is the time to learn the platform a worthwhile investment?

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Vickey Palzor Lepcha

Maybe a combination of JIRA and Confluence perhaps - thinking of PhD the first thing that comes to my mind is lots of documentation so Confluence will have a big role to play there.

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Vickey Palzor Lepcha

Maybe a combination of JIRA and Confluence perhaps - thinking of PhD the first thing that comes to my mind is lots of documentation so Confluence will have a big role to play there.

Steve Haines_virl1q

There are a number of reference management software solutions including Mendeley and EndNote which are indispensable for research higher degree. Confluence may work to integrate references with specific tasks. Thanks for the suggestion - I will check it out.

Sunil Sarathy

Hi @Steve Haines did you manage to use jira for your phd completion. I'm also working to use Jira to manage my PG dissertation. Could you share some of experience in managing your PHD with project management tools like jira and others

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