Using JIRA to Manage Project Management Risks and Issues
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The document discusses managing project risks and issues using JIRA's risk management workflow. It recommends using JIRA over other project management software for risk tracking because it has wider company adoption, visibility, and the ability to assign risks to any JIRA user to track progress. The JIRA risk management workflow standardizes the risk management process, ties risks to specific work, and creates an organizational knowledge base of risks across projects for transparency.
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- 8. 8 Changes in Next version • A better implementation is to use one issue type and have a custom attribute to select if this is a Risk or an Issue – Converting an Risk to an Issue when defined as types is awkward and some users have trouble with this; – Likelihood would be set to “occurred” when moved to a Issue and Risk index goes away as not relevant
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