Jira Work Management is now part of Jira

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Mark B Wager
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November 14, 2024

@Anyi Weng 

I'm confused about the comments related to SPRINTS and BACKLOG.

Are you saying "Sprints" and "Backlog" functionality IS GOING AWAY ALL TOGETHER? In other words, are you removing our ability to run sprints and hold issues in backlog from ALL project types?

I hope NOT. This is CRITICAL to our work. Removing it would mean the downfall of Jira.

Thanks,

Mark

Anyi Weng
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November 14, 2024

@Mark B Wager - thanks for reaching out for clarification!

Sprints and backlogs will remain in software projects as they always have been, though the potential addition of sprints and backlogs to business projects is being evaluated for the future.

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Bill Sheboy
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December 16, 2024

Greetings, community!

Regarding this merging of JWM into Jira, please see the question below where someone asked Atlassian Support about the impact on automation usage limits

Spoiler: it appears usage maximums are reduced (again), eliminating the counts JWM provided.

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Work-Management-Questions/Automation-limit-usages-after-JSW-and-JWM-takes-place/qaq-p/2893876

Kind regards,
Bill

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