Version 3.0 turns a release into a commitment you manage, attributes every date movement in days, and publishes Release Readiness reports natively to Confluence — without your Jira data leaving Atlassian.
Dependencies, capacity, and scope creep quietly wreck release dates. Version 2.13 of Release Management, Roadmaps & Portfolio makes scope creep in Jira visible, and self-adjusting.
Key Takeaways Release Planning 2.9.0, the Enterprise Portfolio Update, extends Release Management, Roadmaps, Portfolio PPM & Timeline from single-release forecasting...
Key Takeaways Divm’s agile tools integrate directly with an existing Jira setup, adding automation and capacity insights without a migration...
Key Takeaways Sprint Planning and Capacity Planning for Jira now offers a dark theme that reduces eye strain in low-light...
Key Takeaways The February 2024 release of Sprint Planning and Capacity Planning for Jira adds multi-team boards and capacity views...
Key Takeaways Sprint Automation for Jira automates the start and end of sprints across any number of selected boards for...
Key Takeaways Sprint Automation for Jira configures any number of boards to start and end sprints automatically, so teams do...
Key Takeaways Sprint Automation for Jira automatically starts and ends sprints across multiple Scrum boards and is built for scaled...
Now we are sending an even stronger signal: We are making our applications enterprise-ready, supporting up to 20,000 users, with additional security, reliability, and support.
Starting on April all our apps are Cloud Fortified.
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