It would be good if it has both development with Agile and content management for licensing.. Or it would be any possibility that is better than JIRA which supports content management too using Agile. The main purpose is to develop product apps for clients.
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3I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it's not about programming. JIRA may be commonly used by _programmers_, but that doesn't make it on-topic. – MSalters May 29 '15 at 07:15
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it is used for development..but can you tell? – android.123 May 29 '15 at 07:21
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JIRA can be used for many different project types. I have used JIRA for software development, infrastructure, desktop support, enterprise content management and even for medical evidence research.
JIRA allows you to define issue types that are specific to your work. For example, you could have a 'Content Management Request' issue type.
JIRA also allows you to create a custom workflow with states that represent how your project process works.
The simplest workflow is something like: Open -> In Progress -> Done. But you can have much more complicated workflows that reflect the complexity of your process.
For example:
Requested -> Approved -> Content Added -> Editorial Check -> Released
If you spend some time configuring JIRA it can be made in to a useful tool for your content management process.
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