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5 Steps to Build a Killer Dashboard: the information you need, when you need it

Imagine walking into a status meeting knowing things are on track before anyone says a word. Or coming back from vacation and seeing detailed project updates from a quick glance, before even checking email. This could be you! And what about when things (inevitably) go wrong? Know the moment a growing bug pile overtakes current velocity. Demonstrate which team members are critical to progress before they're poached by another project. Let's create a killer dashboard! Keep an eye on progress

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(Guest Post) Implement Role-Based JIRA Dashboards to Keep a Process Flowing

This is a guest blog by Dan Mihalache, a JIRA and Confluence expert with a passion for designing, implementing and optimizing processes. Dan is a senior project manager at Murex, a leader in software development for trading, risk management and processing solutions. The Process Roadmap What makes JIRA a great tool for me is that it allows the easy implementation of processes in general. You can model whatever you want to model, define steps, validations, conditions, roles and responsibilities,

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Making your Bamboo Dashboard quicker and more relevant using Plan Labels

The Bamboo Dashboard was designed so that developers can quickly find the status of the builds they care about and drill down to the latest result. As your adoption of Bamboo grows so does the number of Plans on the Dashboard. On the Bamboo team we have roughly 500 Plans that include our core unit tests, integration tests, platform tests, plugins and deployment plans so our Dashboard page is rather large. On a daily basis we only care about a select few of those Plans.   Using Labels To

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