Agile Project Management for Notion alternatives

We work with the Standuply Teams scrum bot on a regular basis. In my experience regular asynchronous standups may turn into status updates and team may feel the monotony. So we combine async/face-to-face formats but still with a Standuply bot. We set up this bot so that it collects an agenda before a meeting, and then sends everyone a link to this meeting, which is also held through scrum bot and at this face-to-face meeting, all team members can see the prepared agenda on their screens and talk on topic. At offline meetings, we sometimes run the Standuply automation of a Planning Poker or demonstrate graphs and analytics collected from task trackers. That fills live meetings with visual point.

Jury is a genius. He bridged the business intelligence gap. For the people that can think micro in software engineering and macro in business management, it gets overwhelming a lot of times when you can see the big picture and also know the steps that need to be taken to get there. This is the only app I’ve ever used that can bridge that gap. He’s like god. You can use a microscope to look at an ant up close, or a telescope to look at the stars up close. This app takes some work to build out obviously, but it’s the only app that provides visual guidance at any level or stage. With that said, I haven’t really found a use case where I can use it within a team setting. It’s been more of an enterprise architecture tool for me. I think it would be nice if it wasn’t so proprietary, like if we could drill down into a workflow and then export that workflow into a BPM repo. My ultimate goal has always been to have a single resource that can manage all of the dynamics of an enterprise.