You've been invited into the Kudos (beta program) private group. Chat with others in the program, or give feedback to Atlassian.
View groupJoin the community to find out what other Atlassian users are discussing, debating and creating.
I very much like how the Release Burndown report displays the information within JIRA for communication with my teams and stakeholders.
The problem is that I have the program I have is massive, high priority and has very high visibility. The ability to use the Release Burndown report for the multiple releases in the different projects in the program would be very very useful for clear communication.
I would suggest a similar diagram at the top, with the ability to show the releases/initiatives/epics beneath as story level would be too detailed.
A similar portfolio level Version Report (from JIRA) would also be useful.
Finally... for both of these reports:
These reports are point in time type reports which are useful.
What would be incredibly useful, however, is to include the change in estimated completion sprint over sprint (perhaps for the last three sprints. That way I could very quickly assess if the situation is changing favourably or unfavourably.
If you like I could provide a mock up. All of the basic data is already in JIRA.
Hi Mark,
At this point I would suggest creating a Suggestion on JAC and include the use case along with the diagram. That will allow the developers working on Portfolio to see this and take the necessary actions. Once you do that please post the link here so the community can vote on the issue to add impact.
Cheers,
Branden
To see this feature in action check out our recent dependencies demo here: https /www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQu5VsUqyZA Keeping on top of your dependencies is a key part of ensuring project success....
Connect with like-minded Atlassian users at free events near you!
Find an eventConnect with like-minded Atlassian users at free events near you!
Unfortunately there are no Community Events near you at the moment.
Host an eventYou're one step closer to meeting fellow Atlassian users at your local event. Learn more about Community Events
You must be a registered user to add a comment. If you've already registered, sign in. Otherwise, register and sign in.