In this post you will know the most popular project management tool that is Jira. Why most people talking about jira now a days. JIRA is Atlassian’s popular project- and issue-tracking platform used by development and technical support teams to get more work done and faster. It’s available on-demand through a monthly subscription (software-as-a-service), or it can be deployed on your own servers for an upfront license.
Both the unit (what you call your item of work) and the workflow (the steps that item takes from open to close) can be highly customized for your team's specific requirements, whether simple or more complex.
On top of all that, JIRA's really good at tracking (via detailed, custom reports and dashboards) where all of your project items/issues lie at a teamwide, company or individual level - for example, what are all of the issues assigned to me, created in the last 7 days?
Collaboration's also a big point of emphasis in JIRA - @mentioning, formatted commenting , and sharing issues via email all help make your work more visible to your teams so folks stay on the same page throughout their project, release, or set of tasks.
Some common use cases include software development, feature implementation, bug tracking, agile project management (with JIRA Agile), and service desk ticket tracking (with JIRA Service Desk).
It combines:
issue tracking - a software application that allows to record and follow the progress of every problem or "issue" that user identifies until the problem is resolved.
agile project management - an iterative approach to planning and guiding project processes.
customizable workflow, and a pluggable integration - integrates with Freshdesk, GitHub, Zendesk, Zapbook, Asana and so on.
the kanban board to increase the velocity - consist of to do/in progress/in review/done divisions
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