All About Azure DevOps | ADO | Project Management | Work Items

Azure DevOps (ADO) is the ultimate tool to help you stay organized on projects or for the lifecycle of product management. We LOVE using ADO because it gives your whole team insights into what’s happening on projects, what’s coming next, and overall helps everyone stay organized.
In the first part of our series on ADO, you’ll learn about some commonly used Work Items and how to navigate through the tool. (And some under-utilized work items that help you keep track of decisions or project changes!)
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[@shaheenmarwari7458]

Yeay great stuff guys. Very helpful. Thanks 😊

[@kisalender269]

Interesting discussion on the use of some ADO items. I'll give decisions a shot, I have never used that before. I'd love to add that Change requests are great for use in network operations and can be used very effectively with a CAB in your change management process.

[@dynamicshotdish]

Depending on how you've configured your ADO environment, you may need to manually add Decisions as a custom work type, but it has really saved a lot of back and forth email with the client. I'm glad you've found ways to make it helpful, especially for working with a CAB team as they can be pretty particular. Thanks for watching!

[@dannyalcocer6730]

Really enjoyed your discussion. It helped me map it to my experience with Jira. While I’m in between jobs, is there an access from MS 365 for personal use?

[@dynamicshotdish]

Thanks for tuning in! We personally haven't tried it for home use, but here is an article that might be able to help: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/user-guide/sign-up-invite-teammates?view=azure-devops.