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The document discusses two JIRA plugins from ALM Works: Structure, which allows for hierarchical issue structures, and JIRA Client, a desktop application for working with JIRA offline or for power users. It provides an overview of the features and benefits of each plugin, including unlimited hierarchy, multi-project support, and integration with other tools for Structure and speed, offline use, and context maintenance for JIRA Client.

JIRA Power Tools
Structure, JIRA Client
and some more

Igor Sereda
CEO, ALM Works

http://almworks.com
Friday, April 20, 12

Structure JIRA Client
Issue Hierarchy Desktop App

• Unlimited Hierarchy • Fast Power User Tool
• Effective UI • Works Ofﬂine
• Integration & Constraints • Maintains Context
http://almworks.com
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Structure Plugin
Structure:
Hierarchical List of Issues

Friday, April 20, 12

Structure Plugin
Structure:
Hierarchical List of Issues
Unlimited Depth Multi-project Any issue type

Friday, April 20, 12

Structure Plugin
Structure:
Hierarchical List of Issues
Unlimited Depth Multi-project Any issue type

Work Planning & Consistency &
Breakdown Tracking Constraints
Team Collaboration
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Structure: Live Demo

http://almworks.com
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Structure Plugin ⟷ GreenHopper
⟷ Links
Power of Hierarchy Dashboard Gadget
Conﬂuence Macro
Progress %
Information and Videos Aggregated Estimates
at Plugin Exchange: In-Line Editing
Drag and Drop
Export to Excel
http://almworks.com/st Activity Stream
Change History
JQL Search
Keyboard Navigation
JIRA Actions
Multi-Selection Actions
Java & REST API
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JIRA Client
Installable App for Windows / Mac / Linux

• Speed of Navigation
• Working Ofﬂine
• Maintaining Context

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JIRA Client
Desktop Power

http://almworks.com/jc

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Thanks!
Igor Sereda
ALM Works

@sereda
http://almworks.com

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