iObeya vs. Jira Align

We like the visualization abilities, the professions are visual and it's much better than Jira for collaboration and short daily meetings with the crews. For debugging, working sets... iObeya is really powerful. It allows crisis teams to take care of the issue and immediately set a strategy for action and proceed with execution.

This product is useful for a team/company working with multiple customers. Employee count anywhere larger than fifty or sixty will be benefited [from] this. Considering this product is expensive(as I’ve heard) this will not serve [many] purposes to smaller companies and startups who are having a very less customer base and [fewer...] employees.

• Easy to use, reliable, the ioBeya team is really professional and quick to respond.
• Easy to install and grip, with a nice clean and organized feel.
• Sense of ubiquity when you need to simultaneously manage remote teams working on the same project.

• Jira is a great project management tool when it comes to tracking the progress of deliverables and milestones. Each member of the team can track individual deliverables and milestones. Jira comes with filters and search functions to perform these tasks.
• Jira is highly flexible when it comes to maintaining tasks and deliverable backlogs. You can plan and organize your sprints in such a way that you include your previous backlogs in them.

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• Some aspects of API integration can be improved
• For the platform administration, I would like to have more possibilities like exporting the list of room administrators.

• The initial ticket creation screen lacks some important features, such as assigning "point values" (a measure of effort needed for the ticket).
• The browser needs to be manually refreshed to see new tickets, which can make things confusing when several people in a meeting are simultaneously creating tickets.
• The interface on some smaller portions of the software are sometimes difficult to understand.

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There is nothing that can be better than Jira but it needs to keep improving certain areas especially the attachment size area.

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Most of the things are easily manageable except certain things that are hidden and you need to ask teammates who are aware of how they can link attachements in the comment section and so on.

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It is average. It needs to improve overall if you are paying the amount of money it costs. For now, it does the job, but with so many new features being added it would be very helpful to kick this up a notch.

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Atlassian JIRA Align (formerly AgileCraft) has an excellent suite of tools that integrate well with other tools and offers full support for various agile frameworks, including SAFe. It's just a complete integrated package, whereas some other tools seem to be lacking in different areas. Several plug-ins can be integrated to help with pro serv invoicing and integration with GitHub, Jenkins, Confluence, and other tools that we use.

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• The use of synchronized maps with an associated color code that facilitates detailed and/or global visual management
• We've managed to create visual representations of our backlogs, goals, teams, and give each team the opportunity to use whiteboards on the go.
• The same information visible to everyone at the same time, the efficiency of collaborative work even asynchronously

• Able to forecast & plan releases well using agilecraft leading to quality on time delivery.
• Distributed teams are able to collaborate well, be it be daily scrum, retrospective, estimation though this. Also team members love the gamification part & they have fun using this tool. Earlier we use to face challenges due to distributed teams but after AgileCraft, collaboration & communication was no longer a challenge & we are able to see improvement not only in team velocity, but also team satisfaction.
• Simplest tool to implement safe, scaling is always a problem with most of the agile tools but agilecraft helps in smoother implementation of safe practices & principles.

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