Program Level

My teams have expressed the interest to have a visible indicator on the teams involved with the Features planned in the Program Roadmap. This could be similar to how the teams are noted in the Team Breakouts view for Features (team icon with count).

In working with the Program Roadmap, my teams have expressed interest in having the ability to zoom out / in on the timescale.  Several have noted that when looking out up to 2 or 3 years into the future, the width of the month bars is too wide and would like to be able to zoom out from the current Months view to Quarters (with the corresponding months) or Years (with the corresponding quarters).  In this case, the Quarter or Year would have the same width as the current Month display would.  This would improve usability of the Program Roadmap.  When the Solution and Portfolio Roadmaps are released, this would also be helpful on those Roadmaps as well.

My RTEs would like to be able to see the Team Capacity and Load in the Breakout Overview view at the Program level. This way, they can review everything directly on the Breakout Overview for wall walks without having to drill into the Team Breakout to see the capacity and load.

I as a PM want to be able to see the features Time Tracking based on the projection of all involved Stories and Subtask, within the Detail View of the Feature. For example as it is within an Epic.

I as a RTE want to be able to create a Basline of the Planned PI and underlieng Sprints to be able to better see to changes during the PI (Reprio and so on)

The CFD chart provided by Jira by default, it does not work, or it is very hard to use. I would like to see something similar to the one provided by this "Jira flow companion" Chrome Plugin. Very flexible, and very friendly, along side some Flow metrics such as Lead time, WIP, Throughput and Activity ratio (work over wait time), and ideally chartered overtime

I as a RTE want to be able to automatically change the status of a feature which is PI planned, within my Jira Program Project.