Capturing ideas, prioritize them with stakeholders, re-iterate over time and place them over time on the roadmap. To visualize this new project type in the application lifecycle one can view it typically be a project is started. While having the easy learning curve with Jira as opposed to Advanced Roadmaps.
JPD projects allow for using a new issue type (Idea’s) that can organize Epic’s without the need for the more expensive Jira premium package. customers who do not have an AR subscription and want to manage multiple Epics over different projects. It’s greatly beneficial to clients who do not have access to Advanced Roadmaps (AR, see also our recent blog on Advanced Roadmaps ) and it’s a great way to get a glimpse of the AR functionality I.e.
This is done by introducing a new and unique project type in Jira called “Product Discovery”. JPD now all changes that and is supporting this out of the box. Whom previously did not have a dedicated space to gather ideas, generate insights and collaborate on them. The target audience for this new product are the Project- and Product Managers. In this blog we will in explain what JPD can offer to the existing user base, for whom it could be interesting and what could be improved. The Unleash event took place in Berlin of February this year and it’s Atlassian event with the focus on Devops. It has already been in beta a few months ago but now it has been released to the public during Atlassian’s Unleash ( ) event. This blog is about one of Atlassian most recent Jira products: Jira Product Discovery. Jira Product Discovery (JPD) Introduction
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