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Back to Jira....

Lowell Liwat

I had used Jira before 2011. Now I am back in 2020. What is new?

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Hernan Halabi - Elite IT Consulting Group

Hello @Lowell Liwat I've been using Jira for more than ten years and the core functionalities haven't change much. A couple of things that I can think of are.

If you are on cloud you could natively have roadmaps that those were not an option back then.
Jira service desk is a new product that is more focused on SLAs and customer support
You now have triggers in your workflow that help you to automatically transition your issue based on other actions in other tools like bitbucket as an example
What used to be greenhopper is now Jira software and now kanban boards allow you to have a backlog view which wasn't there back then.

I'm sure there are plenty more, those are a couple that came to my mind now.

Brant Schroeder

Lowell glad to see you are coming back. I have been using Jira for about the same amount of time and while Jira today has all the same core features as Jira in 2011 I would have to say just about everything else has been improved or is a newly added feature. I think the best way to move around the product would be to setup a free cloud instance of Jira Core, Jira Software and Jira Service Desk. Use the demos to see the features and setup a few of your own projects. That should get you up to speed very quickly. Jira cloud has some features not available to server and server has some features not available on cloud but the core of what they do is the same. Have fun playing with your free account.