An update to customers, stakeholders, and shareholders on our mission to unleash the potential in every team.
An update to customers, stakeholders, and shareholders on our mission to unleash the potential in every team.
For almost every company on the planet, customer retention is of critical concern. So why is it that so many companies reduce client communication to transactional exchanges that fail to create meaningful connections? If you’re only reaching out to your customers when a problem arises or to advertise a new promotion or product release, you’re […]
Few business leaders deny the importance of great customer service in building a respectable, viable company with longevity. That’s truer today than it has ever been. Customers now have a world of choice at their fingertips. Even the smallest slip-up can generate a negative review or send a once-loyal client to a competitor. Not only […]
An update to customers, stakeholders, and shareholders on our mission to unleash the potential in every team.
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We’re excited to bring you Jira Portfolio 1.9, which makes planning even more realistic. The new capacity visualization makes it easy to see how much work can get done and provides transparency if targeted deadlines are not realistic. Flexible sprint configuration makes sure your portfolio plan reflects the way your team actually works, so you can accurately plan. And now you can update your teams’ work day settings so Jira Portfolio doesn’t think they’re working over the weekend and on Christmas.
If you rely on email for internal support, chances are valuable time is wasted going back and forth trying to get the right information. Work is assigned inefficiently, leading to slower resolution times and unhappy customers. Plus, you’re not able to report on progress to show the value of IT to the rest of the business.
We often collect feedback and requests from people outside of our team. If they find a bug, need something done, or have a feature request – somehow and some way, they need to reach us. As an Atlassian, I prefer working in Jira. It’s my favorite place to plan, track, and get things done, however, I find that sending colleagues (who are often non-technical) to Jira introduces them to an unfamiliar interface they don’t necessarily know how to navigate.