Dave Rosenlund (Trundl) Community Champion

Hi, @[deleted]. Welcome to the community. As you may already know, Jira Sofware revolves around an Epic - Story - Substask hierarchy. If I understand you correctly, your "code this change, change this text, integrate with this service, etc." tickets could be subtasks, your experiments could be stories, and your hypotheses…

Hi, @Ooh Jiraporn. There is no one-size-fits all in this situation. Only you can decide which Jira apps will be a good fit for your org. I suggest you use the following search on Atlassian Marketplace: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/addons/app/jira/top-rated?hosting=cloud&query=project%20management Full disclosure, my…

Hi, Ben ( @bede ). That sounds like a very interesting use case. I'd love to chat with you about it. But, I'm afraid there are no near-term plans to bring Structure.Pages to cloud. That said, the thing that would make it a higher priority (obviously) is customer demand :) Can I trouble you to find me on LinkedIn or reach…

Hi, @Efrain Gutierrez. Welcome to the Atlassian Community. (IMO there is no need to apologize for your English!) This is going to be an extremely gratuitous (self-serving) response -- sorry -- but your use case is exactly why my company built Structure for Jira. It's an Atlassian Marketplace app designed to do what you…

Hi, @Matthew Richard Bees. I think @Dirk Ronsmans advice is worth looking into. However, I suggest you compare a number of similar solutions and make the right/best decision for your specific needs. In other words, there is no one-size-fits-all :) In addition to BigPicture, Advanced Roadmaps (from Atlassian) and (my…

Hi, @Nick Gibbs. Without taking anything away from the great advice Dave has already given you, I would just point out that Advanced Roadmaps is one of a number of options you may wish to consider for your use case. And, I would suggest you consider the following question (it's rhetorical): Should you form your processes…

Hi, Andy. It sounds like your former employer was using Structure for Jira (was "Structure" something that appeared in your Jira menu bar?), which, as you guessed, is an Atlassian Marketplace app. If you'd like, you can reach out to me on LinkedIn and I will try to confirm this for you. -dave [ALM Works]

What he ( @Alexander Bondarev ) said, @Chris Rehder . ;) Should you choose to take a look, our support team will gladly answer any questions you may have. You can reach us any time via structure @ almworks dot com -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, @Steve Rinvelt. Which Gantt solution are you using? And, are you using Jira Server, Data Center or Cloud. It might help the community give you the "right" answer. :) -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, @Lauren Hogan . You bet. By email (gantt at almworks dot com) or through our support portal. Operators are standing by ;) -dave [ALM Works]

+1 to John's answer. You'd have to upgrade to Cloud Premium or Cloud Enterprise to get Advanced Roadmaps. Alternatively, you might consider one of the following alternatives. You can add any of these to Cloud Standard. https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&product=jira&query=hierarchy Look for the right…

Hi, @Els Vercauteren. Yes. This would be very easy to visualize in Structure. However, there are a number of ways you might accomplish this. It depends on the particulars of your use case — for example, the number of Epics you expect to find in this condition. How many projects and teams are involved (you might want to…

Hi, @sim.sisavuthary. There are a number of Gantt apps for Jira. You'd have to share which one, and whether you are on Cloud, Server or Data Center, in order for someone here to be able to help you. You may wish to post more information in a different thread. -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, @Praneetha Raghava. There are lots of threads in the community about this topic. Most Jira users ultimately conclude as-is Jira doesn't really have great facilities for cross-project (project portfolio management) tracking. Not to worry, Atlassian themselves offer Advanced Roadmaps. Unfortunately, that's not an option…

Ah... Now that you say that, I see it! :) My mistake! Thanks for clearing it up.

Hi, @djemani yannick ulrich. As @Bill Sheboy mentioned, unfortunately, there is no built-in capability to do what you describe in Jira. However, there are a number of Jira apps on the Atlassian Marketplace that can do this sort of thing (WBS is only one of them). I'd suggest the following search to see a fuller list:…

You bet. Good luck! Let us know you decide to look at Structure + Structure.Gantt. We'd be happy to assist you along the way. -dave [ALM Works]

Hi, @Lauren Hogan. You may want to consider Advance Roadmaps, from Atlassian, which comes with your Cloud Premium subscription. However, it comes with a "Gantt-like" timeline. I am not sure it will meet the needs you outline. You can also search Atlassian marketplace with this search:…

Hi, @Kelly Koolen There are a number of Jira apps available in the Atlassian Marketplace that add PPM capabilities across Jira projects ("domains" in your case). @Anna-BigPicture 's product, Big Picture, is one of the popular ones -- but there are others, too. I suggest you use the following search on the Atlassian…

Hi, @[deleted]. FYI -- @Egor Tasa [ALM Works] has left the Atlassian ecosystem. :( That said, I am afraid WBS Gantt-Chart is a different product from Structure.Gantt, so I am not sure Egor (who worked for the company that makes Structure) could have helped here. You may wish to reach out to the good folks from Ricksoft.…

Hi, @Anuradha Yadav. The following marketplace search shows a number of apps. that may help you. I suggest you look at the ratings and size of the installed base to help you decide which ones you may wish to focus on. (Full disclosure: I work for the company that makes one of them, Structure for Jira.)…

Hi, @Robert Tedge. Just hit us up at alm.works/support -- or if you prefer, support at almworks.com -dave [ALM Works]

Hello, @[deleted]. In addition to @Angélica Luz's tip, I would also suggest that you search Atlassian Marketplace for Product = Jira Service Management (formerly known as Jira Service Desk) | Hosting = Cloud | query = "Gantt." Here is the resulting URL:…

Hi, @Jeff Dickinson. The link above leads to the docs for the on-prem (server and data center) version of Structure. See the top of the page for a quick sanity check any time you want to confirm you're in the right doc set. It looks like your Jira deployment is on cloud and Structure does not yet support export to Excel on…

Hi, Peter. It can easily do that, and more. If you need any assistance, our support team will gladly help you.

Hi, @Jeanne Higgins. First, Structure is def. not like MS Project. What I mean by that is, MS Project is broad and deep but with a very prescriptive way of doing things. Some would say, it's overly complex (you might not). Structure is more like Excel -- it's a blank canvas where you may assemble Jira issues, across…

Hi, @Peter Dowsett. The Atlassian Marketplace has a number of products that can help you achieve some or all of the above. But everyone's needs and desires are different. In addition to asking for recommendations, you'll ultimately have to "kick some tires." You can start now... Do some keyword searches on the marketplace…

What they said, @michael. To sell software on the Atlassian Marketplace the app vendors (I work for one) have to conform to Atlassian's rules of engagement. And this is one of them. Consequently, we app vendors do our best to price our products accordingly -- taking into consideration factors like the fact that not every…

Hi, Clark. There have been 2 or 3 virtual Boston ACE meetings so far this fall. And there's a new Slack group, too. Try the "Contact Host" button on the Boston ACE page to make sure you're on the mailing list. -dave [ALM Works]

Or, an Atlassian Marketplace app that enables you to create extended hierarchies and report on same. Structure for Jira is one such product (I work for the company that makes Structure) and it works with the Jira Cloud standard plan. But, as you will see at the link above, there are others. -dave [ALM Works]