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How to Visualize the impact of all projects at once?

GSA.Daniel

I have been working in Jira for a short time, so maybe the way of working I am using is not the right one, I am open to advice.
The question is that I have many different projects, in each one I have different tasks to do, these tasks I create them as if they were incidents, but I need a way to see the incidents of all projects from the same list or dashboard.
Is this possible? Is there a more efficient way to manage the different projects I have?

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Mark Segall

Hi @GSA.Daniel and welcome to the community!

Can you please answer a couple questions?

What type of projects are these (Software, Work Management, Service Management)?
Are they Company Managed or Team Managed projects?

You can get this information from here:

https://YOURINSTANCE.atlassian.net/jira/projects

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Mark Segall

Hi @GSA.Daniel and welcome to the community!

Can you please answer a couple questions?

What type of projects are these (Software, Work Management, Service Management)?
Are they Company Managed or Team Managed projects?

You can get this information from here:

https://YOURINSTANCE.atlassian.net/jira/projects

GSA.Daniel

Hi Mark,

We are a systems distribution company, so we take on projects of very different natures, we have repairs, systems installations, new sales of different types of materials.
The way we are trying to organize it is that for each action we have (for example a new integration) we create a project in jira and there we add the tasks that arise as if they were incidents.

Regarding your question, each project is carried out by a different team, although the reality is that in most projects all teams are involved throughout the different stages of the project.

Mark Segall

Thank you for the additional context, but I need to understand the projects from a technical point of view. Jira offers three types of projects:

Software: These will appear as scrum or kanban
Work Management (Business): These are listed in kind of a Kanban format
Service Management: These are made up of a bunch of queues

Understanding how the projects were configured in Jira will help in identifying the best course of action.

Secondly, Jira offers two mechanisms for software projects (Company Managed vs Team Managed). This would also have an impact on the recommended solution.

If you can please provide this information, I'll be able to help provide the best course of action.

GSA.Daniel

Sorry, now I understand what you meant.
I have configured the projects as software projects, but it is possible that this is not the best for the type of projects we do.

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