Using Jira Dashboard Reports to Prevent People from Bothering the Content Team
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If you stumbled across our previous articles, you already know our team loves challenges. That’s why we overwhelm ourselves with multiple known and unknown things on a regular cadence.
It’s an endless Easter here in Old Street because we constantly carry too many eggs in one basket.
With most of the content is written by the one and only Christopher Berry, there’s always an unavoidable wave of questions about what’s finished, reviewed, or in progress.
Our team actively collaborates in Jira and Confluence, which allow us to track activities end to end. But that’s not always the shortest path to a quick status check.
How we identified the origin of an upcoming issue:
Except for Mr. Berry, other team members got involved in content writing only recently. This change doubled the existing Jira issues and Confluence pages.
People were distributed around specific areas: product features, customer use cases, or ecosystem best practices. It often means they write in different spaces and even follow different workflows.
Slack was louder than usual.
Having a customized Jira dashboard for marketing has helped us improve our monthly sprint planning, tracking, and load. It positively impacts our performance by giving us essential cues for the team’s progress.
We released the first version of the Issue List gadget and macro not long ago and have since expanded its capabilities even further.
It was also the obvious choice for our content use case.
A comprehensive list that shows the type and status of our content items what more do we need!
As you see, Jira dashboards are not only for support team leads.
If you want to build some charts and dashboards yourself, and see how easy it is, have a go in our online Custom Charts playground and for more details please follow this link: https://www.oldstreetsolutions.com/jira-dashboard-content to read the full article, thank you!