A software board is a picture that represents the process of your team. It’s composed of columns where you can place issues (cards that represent tasks in Jira) into, reflecting the status of each issue in your team’s workflow. Cards in the last column which are usually considered completed indicates that the project is now ready to be archived, or deleted. This allows you to see the progress of your team and keeps everyone informed of progress.
A well-chosen portal for board members can provide many benefits for users, ranging from reducing appointment costs to increasing transparency for investors as well as shareholders, to improving communication between engineers in the field as well as designers and business, and making it easier to document decisions and share results. A high-quality solution should be intuitive and easy to use by both board and administrator members, and shouldn’t need a steep learning curve. It is also cost-effective and avoid over-engineering with features that people won’t use.
Look for a provider that offers a trial for free to help you evaluate the software. This indicates that the company values your time, and is more interested in understanding your needs than maximizing the price of a sale. Also, look for a business that offers induction packages with group training, as well as assistance to get other stakeholders onboard.
Lastly, ensure that the solution you choose is backed by world-class security features. This is crucial as the system will handle sensitive information, which includes business-critical information. Choose a vendor that provides secure storage, advanced devastation recovery features, and a user-managed encrypted.
