Are you into project management in Jira? Both BigPicture and Advanced Roadmaps (Portfolio for Jira) are capable of delivering a panorama, or big picture, of your organization. They are both... read more →
BigPicture Enterprise addresses the needs of large-scale organizations; it enhances the way projects and portfolios are managed by delivering high-level PPM features. The 'BPE', as we call it at SoftwarePlant,... read more →
Boxes are the major highlight of BigPicture 8. We've been observing a growing interest in "umbrella" software, a quite rare type on the market. So we devised Boxes – they... read more →
Wouldn't it be great to let your teams keep the tools they love, such as Trello? Yet still benefit from Gantt charts, Resources, Roadmaps, and Risks, and other project management... read more →
The release of BigPicture version 8 is fast approaching. So far, we touched the [Boxes], Scenarios, the new Gantt chart, and other milestone features of portfolio-oriented BigPicture 8. Now, let's... read more →
Programs known from BigPicture 7 have been retired, and [Boxes] were born in BigPicture 8. With that, BigPicture has transformed into an umbrella portfolio management tool. What does 'umbrella' imply?... read more →
Compare scenarios have long been awaited by the BigPicture community. They are finally debuting in BigPicture 8 (and the corresponding BigGantt 8). What-if scenarios are becoming available in the redesigned... read more →
Pros and cons of BigPicture... compared with what? Other project management/planning plugins for Jira as well as stand-alone PPM platforms, such as MS Project, Monday, or Asana seem to be... read more →
For many companies using BigPicture managing single projects is just one part of the broader view. And it’s quite easy to do with creating BigPicture Programs (or Boxes) representing those... read more →
'Program Board' is a SAFe® term. But the tool is so useful and visually appealing that it has been widely adopted by the Jira community, including Scrum, Scrum of Scrums,... read more →