Applying Jira - A Tool for the Organization and Optimization of Work Processes in the Machine Industry Based on the Experience of the IT Industry

This article explores the application of Jira, which is considered a widely used project management and issue-tracking tool, in the work processes of the machine and IT industries. Jira’s flexibility and adaptability make it a valuable tool for streamlining workflows, improving collaboration between employees, and improving overall efficiency in the dynamic and complex environment of the machine industry. The article gives a brief overview of the main Jira’s features, discusses its relevance to the machine industry. The findings highlight the potential benefits of integrating Jira into the machine industry workflows, highlighting its positive impact on project management and productivity. Jira, a web tool developed by Atlassian, is extensively used for project management across different organizations, significantly enhancing efficiency. This article outlines Jira’s features, explores its significance in project management, and showcases real-world examples from a machine industry firm to demonstrate its practical utility in organizing work. This research aims to broaden our knowledge of how Atlassian Jira can enhance project workflows and bolster project outcomes within the machine industry, based on insights gleaned from existing literature.

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SAR Journal - Science and Research
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2024-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.18421/sar74-01
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3
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Digital Transformation in Industry
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Applying Jira - A Tool for the Organization and Optimization of Work Processes in the Machine Industry Based on the Experience of the IT Industry

Elizabeta Hristovska, Sonja Čalamani, Milica Avramovska
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SAR Journal - Science and Research
Digital Transformation in Industry
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Applying Jira - A Tool for the Organization and Optimization of Work Processes in the Machine Industry Based on the Experience of the IT Industry

Elizabeta Hristovska, Sonja Čalamani, Milica Avramovska
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Abstract

This article explores the application of Jira, which is considered a widely used project management and issue-tracking tool, in the work processes of the machine and IT industries. Jira’s flexibility and adaptability make it a valuable tool for streamlining workflows, improving collaboration between employees, and improving overall efficiency in the dynamic and complex environment of the machine industry. The article gives a brief overview of the main Jira’s features, discusses its relevance to the machine industry. The findings highlight the potential benefits of integrating Jira into the machine industry workflows, highlighting its positive impact on project management and productivity. Jira, a web tool developed by Atlassian, is extensively used for project management across different organizations, significantly enhancing efficiency. This article outlines Jira’s features, explores its significance in project management, and showcases real-world examples from a machine industry firm to demonstrate its practical utility in organizing work. This research aims to broaden our knowledge of how Atlassian Jira can enhance project workflows and bolster project outcomes within the machine industry, based on insights gleaned from existing literature.

SAR Journal - Science and Research
University "St. Kliment Ohridski" - Bitola (MK)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Digital Transformation in Industry
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