Jira is an issue tracking tool from Atlassian that can help organizations manage products and work. It uses workflows like Scrum and Kanban to plan work in cycles or track long lists of tasks. The document introduces Jira and compares it to similar tools, then discusses common workflows like tracking issues, maintaining a backlog, prioritizing tasks, and assigning work. It emphasizes finding the workflow that works best for each individual company or product.

1. Introduction to
Atlassian Tool
An introductory guide to Jira
By Peter Edache

2. Issue Tracking
Organization this days deal with lot of products
and people. Dealing with this sometimes can be
overwhelming, this bring up tools which have
evolve over the years and one of those tools is
JIRA from Atlassian

3. Similar Tools.
Trello
Waffle
Zendesk
….

4. Scrum!
Sprint is a popular workflow most company use where they
plan thing to be done, in cycles. Some team use two weeks
cycles other uses 1-month cycles.
This cycles are features to be released in phases

5. Kanban!
Focusing on managing and the creation of products with an
emphasis on continuous delivery.
Some company prefer this model of work-flow because it
allows a long list of task on the board, whereby the team can
pick task effectively and work on them

6. Your common workflow
Tracking issues
and task
Backlog
Grooming
Prioritizing and
Assigning Task
Quotes for illustration purposes only

7. ……...HANDS ON
SESSION …. Tip
Don’t wait till the end of
the presentation to give
the bottom line.
Reveal your product or
idea (in this case a
translation app) up front.

8. There is not one fit for
all, some company just
use what is most
effective and works for
them effectively, either
company wise or
product wise....