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Hello,
We need a tool to plan the different projects of our agency. So far we use a basic excel file X-axis = time (weekly), Y-axis = projects and we show the phase of the project inside the table (creative, production...).
I saw this screenshot on Atlassian's blog: http://atlassian.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/Screen-Shot-2015-01-12-at-10.40.44-AM.png
This is exactly what I want.
But I don't want to link any JIRA ticket, create any team, configure any skill, plan releases etc...
I just want to create a project as an epic and then a creative user story that lasts 2 weeks and a production user story that lasts 2 weeks etc... (basically I just want to have to deal with the Backlog/Epics page and enjoy en Reports/Schedule one)
Is it possible?
Cheers,
JG
Hi JG,
Portfolio requires that you create a team for its planning functionality to work. If you don't enter in any team information, the report in that screenshot won't generate.
That all being said, I would suggest you download a trial for JIRA Portfolio and play with it a little. You may find that by entering a placeholder team, you'll get what you are looking for.
Hi Justin, Thanks, I already installed the trial version and had a play around. It's a bit disappointing that the tool has to be fully set up in order to bring any value. I understand the value in the resource planning/analysis etc... But if it cannot be incrementally implemented and requires a big project to be set up we won't be able to use it. Fast implementation and flexibility used to be your biggest strengths in my opinion. Cheers, JG
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It sounds like you are really looking for different tool. Have you seen this plugin for Confluence? It allows you to create simple views like you are suggesting:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.confluence-roadmap-plugin
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