As a rule, tasks and work need to be prioritized before they are scheduled for processing. Some less experienced teams might intuitively think that prioritizing a backlog is not a big deal: a simple discrete order seems to be a good approach. But as soon as things get a bit more complex, it fails. For larger scenarios, the WSJF method offers a proven alternative. Here is an introduction along with a way to map the WSJF in Jira.
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Awesome Custom Fields: An Important Jira Feature Has Become More Accessible and Understandable
Custom fields in Jira are a great thing: They allow individualization beyond the standard and enable adaptation to individual workflows and processes. At the same time, custom fields are quite an unwieldy topic for tech-savvy power users – but they are far too useful not to make more intensive use of the possibilities associated with them. What Jira lacks is true, intuitive management of custom fields. The app “Awesome Custom Fields” has set out to change that.
Seibert Media and KEGON Embark on a Journey Together
Since July 7, 2022, Seibert Media holds a 30% stake in the management consultancy company KEGON in Wiesbaden. This is our next step in the expansion of our service portfolio. Want to find out why this was a logical next step for us?
State of Developer: Autonomy is the future of software development
In the tech industry, many technical things are known about the developers who work in it: their preferred programming languages, their preferred frameworks, the most popular cloud platforms. But what is known about the less tangible aspects? Atlassian has taken a closer look at these factors with its State of Developer report.
Atlassian Data Lake and Atlassian Analytics: Data for a View of the Big Picture
At the recent Team 22 conference, the follow-up event to the Atlassian Summit, the vendor unveiled two new features for the Atlassian platform that give all users – from managers to end users – flexible access to their data in the products: the Atlassian Data Lake and the new Atlassian Analytics.
Atlas: The New Teamwork Directory from Atlassian
There are dozens, if not hundreds, of applications in every organization, and information is more distributed and harder to find than ever. That’s why Atlassian is developing a new software solution called Atlas, the first teamwork directory that aims to connect all the dots across teams, applications and work. Atlas equips teams with a common vocabulary for open communication and a shared understanding of work contexts.
Atlassian Compass: A Command Center for Better Software Development
There are dozens, if not hundreds, of applications in every organization, and information is more distributed and harder to find than ever. That’s why Atlassian is developing a new software solution called Atlas, the first teamwork directory that aims to connect all the dots across teams, applications and work. Atlas equips teams with a common vocabulary for open communication and a shared understanding of work contexts.
7 Tools That Make Your Cloud Migration Easier
Many Atlassian customers say that their Cloud migrations went smoother and quicker than they had expected. One reason for this is that there are many helpers available to make the change as frictionless and efficient as possible for the teams. Read which tools you can use to make your cloud migration a breeze in this article.
Quo Vadis: Atlassian Cloud or Atlassian Data Center?
Cloud or Data Center? That’s the question that has been on the minds of a large part of our Atlassian customers for some time now, because ever since the Australian software manufacturer announced the end of the server product line in 2024, there has been unrest.
25 Years of Seibert Media – A Completely Subjective Birthday Review
The year is 1996. People surf the internet with 12k modems. This is also the year in which a then 17-year-old teenager named Martin launches a partnership called Homepage Desin Seibert. To be more precise, December 6 1996. It’s not difficult to guess that this is what will later become Seibert Media GmbH.