Jira Workflows vs AI Agents: Eight Processes That Moved On
A practitioner's analysis of business processes that lived in Jira Workflows but now belong to AI agents — and why the shift was inevitable.
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Field Notes
Lessons from implementation, architecture reviews and the daily reality of changing work. 9 articles.
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From Jira to AI Ecosystems
A personal perspective on the shift from classic workflow management tools to today's AI-powered automation and collaboration platforms.
Read article →Vibe Coding Tools — October 2025 Deep Dive
Uncover how Vibe’s latest suite of coding tools is shaping AI-powered development and boosting productivity for modern businesses.
Read article →JIRA as a Data Collection and Management Platform for International Equipment Networks
How we leveraged Jira workflows, forms, and Marketplace plug-ins to aggregate and search structured data about equipment across hundreds of fuel stations.
Read article →Rolling Out SharePoint for Claims Management in UK Insurance: Lessons Learned
A developer's honest account of building a claims system on SharePoint and overcoming technical and project challenges.
Read article →When Planning Becomes Procrastination: Lessons from Agile Adoption in Germany
An English agile coach reflects on the cultural challenges of implementing agile in German organizations.
Read article →Implementing JIRA for Support of Program-Trading in Corporate Banking: My Experience
A support engineer's real-world story on rolling out JIRA for managing incidents and requests from demanding trading floor users.
Read article →Extreme Programming: My Russian Experience and Thoughts About Its Future
A Russian developer's honest story about trying Extreme Programming and where else such teamwork may work.
Read article →Kaizen, TQM, and the Japanese Management School: Impressions of a German Manager
First-hand insights on continuous improvement and employee engagement in Japanese companies, from a 1993 business visit.
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