/ -- WorkBoard, the pioneer of Enterprise Strategy and Results Management, today announced even deeper integration with Jira Software to deliver its market-leading enterprise OKR solution as a native experience within Jira's popular software development and issue tracking tool.
Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) in WorkBoard provide the purpose and value of the work technical teams do every day while Jira helps keep that work organized and easy to get done. Now purpose and productivity come together for teams working inside Jira while teammates outside Jira can see the development team's real impact on company strategic priorities.
This integration and native user experience complement WorkBoard's existing Jira integration, which automatically updates results in WorkBoard when work is completed in Jira. The new capabilities add a tab to Jira for viewing the WorkBoard OKRs page and updating OKRs, including the ability to:
Display full OKRs defined in WorkBoard as a tab in the Jira experience See, navigate and comment on OKRs within Jira Get a single list of key results across all OKRs and update them without leaving Jira Automatically update key results data in WorkBoard as work is completed in Jira View results sourced from multiple Jira instances in WorkBoard or in Jira Give the broader organization transparency on the business impact and progress of development work "Technical teams want to know their work really matters to customers and the company, and they want to work efficiently. It's hard to see and stay tuned into that impact when you're working a task list," said Deidre Paknad, WorkBoard CEO and co-founder. "Thousands of engineers use WorkBoard to define and align the key results they drive through their work. This deeper WorkBoard-Jira integration makes it much easier for teams to keep their big picture impact top of mind as they tackle everyday product decisions."
WorkBoard's solution is used by large enterprises and fast-growth companies to communicate, align, measure and achieve strategic priorities faster. While it's typically used across the entire enterprise, the capabilities development teams use most enable them to:
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