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Bill Westerman
Bill Westerman Aug 29, 2019

I want to use Jira to simplify the creation and management of Roadmaps.

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Aug 29, 2019

@Bill Westerman , is this meant to be a question or discussion or something else? Based upon what you have stated here I would point you to either Next-gen projects in Cloud that has a very simplified roadmap concept or if you need something more fully featured check out Portfolio by Atlassian.

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Aug 29, 2019

@Bill Westerman Jack's advice above is great, and I'll also move this to the Jira collection so you may get insight from others.

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Sep 03, 2019

I would take a hard look at Structure for Jira. It doesn't produce the prettiest roadmap, but the gantt add-on will build one, and the automation options it has are hands down the best.

Easy Agile Roadmaps looks pretty nice, but doesn't have a lot of options. Simple Version Roadmap is extremely basic, and you will need to have good discipline around version management. 

Epic Roadmap willbring you the next-gen features you are asking for if you are on-prem.

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