Since launching Jira Work Management in 2021, we’ve seen a rapid increase in the number of teams choosing Jira Work Management and its powerful toolset designed specifically for business teams. Users tell us that the power of Jira Work Management and new features like List View and Forms has allowed them to unlock new ways of working that bring them closer than ever to both engineering and other business teams across the organization.
Admins have told us that the shared configuration model of company-managed projects has allowed them to efficiently manage their JWM deployments at scale, but that the power of shared configuration is not always required. They’ve told us that an easier-to-use configuration managed at the team level would save them time and allow more business teams to access the benefits of Jira Work Management.
From today, all Jira Work Management projects can be created as either a company-managed or team-managed project.
With team-managed projects, your teams now have the ability to create and configure business projects in Jira Work Management. Team-managed projects give your teams the autonomy to take control of their processes and practices in an easily configurable, self-contained space. Here are some of the ways team-managed projects help your teams get up and running quickly:
Anyone on your team can set up and maintain projects
Settings are self-contained and don’t impact other projects
Easy setup for issue types and custom fields
Multiple workflows for all issue types
Access level permissions
For a more detailed breakdown of the differences between team-managed projects and company managed projects, see our documentation.
Matthew Canham
Senior Product Manager — Jira Work Management
Atlassian
Sydney
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