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projects, teams & systems (oh my...)

So, time for a Jira spring clean and I'd like some advice on getting things running more smoothly.

Here is what i need to represent in Jira:

  • We have "systems" a,b,c and teams associated with those systems
  • We have a separate Business Analysis team through which all change is filtered
  • We have a separate testing team, through which all testing is pushed
  • We have projects.  Some of which are cross system team, others are not
  • We have feature requests - some of these are also cross system team, others are not
  • We have bug reports

So - my questions are:

Where do epics sit?

should there be projects for all teams?

Should we create a project based around an epic, if it is cross systems?

 

if there is a good article on this kind of stuff, please point me at it and i'd like to hear some other people's approaches to organising this kind of thing..

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