What is Project Management?
Project management is the art of making a plan, then executing on it. In most cases, that's easier said than done. In reality, you'll need to rally a project team and track their progress. You'll need to manage expectations. You'll need to anticipate avoidable problems, and troubleshoot the ones you didn't see coming, plus much more.
Why do we need it?
Whether you're a project manager by design or whether you've fallen into the role, managing projects to budget and in time is an important in helping your organisation meet its objectives.
How can GLiNTECH help?
We have years of experience helping organisations track tasks, dependencies, and deadlines with project management and Gantt charts in Jira and other Atlassian products we've developed a solution comprising pre-configured workflows based on best practice for rapid deployment by your organisation. However, while there are some commonalities between how every organisation manages projects internally, there are also major differences. Our solution gives you a firm base to start with, but from there we'll work with you to customise various things that are particular to your organisation rules, regulations and requirements.
So why use Atlassian products for Project Management?
From continuous integration to DevOps planning, Atlassian products help maintain the velocity your team expects. Apps and products that integrate with your agile project management process give your product managers, engineering leads, and PMO organisation visibility into the progress of each stage of development.
Benefits of Atlassian products for Project Management
Some use cases for project management for Jira, Trello and other Atlassian products include the ability to:
- Track lightweight task management for smaller projects
- Integrate with Jira Software for sprints and epics
- View project management workflows with dependencies and Gantt charts
- Forecast and compare release date estimates
- Enterprise project portfolio management (PPM) gives visibility across multiple agile projects, linked issues and any relationships between issues