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JIRA, Atlassian, Death
Nov. 10th, 2016 08:50 amThe issue is that every problem on this planet, every question, every unsolved task - is a candidate to a Issue Tracking software. JIRA is the one that offers Workflow Management.
Basically, all problems are going to end up as tickets in JIRA. That's why they deicided to keep me off track, to hide this very simple not-even-idea, but their business plan.
With the current price of JIRA they are going to be richer than 1000 of bills gatess.
My idea is another: JIRA is something that looks like JIRA from the JIRA REMOTE JSON API. In this case anybody can write competing software, while another can write front-ends.
This is not a problem of capitalism itself, but rotten system of bribes and patronage, just the way they can do their business, they are worthless otherwise.
While I worked in Globallogic, management from India got 50% discounts. While I worked in SME, Oleg Beregovich showed me prices without discounts, and I strongly believe that he and Steve Leeds were involved in the price-cut, getting discount from Atlassian, and pocketing half of the price.
Basically, all problems are going to end up as tickets in JIRA. That's why they deicided to keep me off track, to hide this very simple not-even-idea, but their business plan.
With the current price of JIRA they are going to be richer than 1000 of bills gatess.
My idea is another: JIRA is something that looks like JIRA from the JIRA REMOTE JSON API. In this case anybody can write competing software, while another can write front-ends.
This is not a problem of capitalism itself, but rotten system of bribes and patronage, just the way they can do their business, they are worthless otherwise.
While I worked in Globallogic, management from India got 50% discounts. While I worked in SME, Oleg Beregovich showed me prices without discounts, and I strongly believe that he and Steve Leeds were involved in the price-cut, getting discount from Atlassian, and pocketing half of the price.
