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Hello Jira users,
I would love to know if anyone has any creative applications for using Jira as a construction management tool.. Or other alternatives?
Do you know anyone who has actually used JIRA Cloud for entire home building project? It would be good to see how that is done. I am trying to internalize the concept of JIRA by going through how JIRA could be used for construction management.
Trevor, did you end up using JIRA for construction management? It would be good if you can share your experience.
The Phoenix Project is a novel that follows someone as they learn the Three Ways as described in The DevOps Handbook by looking at how a manufacturing plant works and applying it to IT.
There are a lot of parallels between engineering, manufacturing, and supporting physical widgets and software code.
@Kat , that book should be required reading for anyone involved with living in, operating, or configuring a process. And you hit the nail on the head which can be summed up with, "A process is a process is a process."
Using that mindset I have my instance supporting not only the devs but also the creative teams, legal, finance, merch, etc... and all of them have not gotten to where they cannot imagine living without it and the power for me to make it just the way they want it.
As one of the creative project managers said, "You gave me my lunch hour back"
The fiction format also makes learning the concepts really accessible. Even quality text books can be dry to read.