Infinity vs. StoriesOnBoard

If you require a project management system that's just extremely straightforward and doesn't give you the option for much customization (because you don't need it), then Infinity may not be for you. However, if you're looking for a project management system that can also double as a database or allow you to create standard operating procedures within, in other words, a versatile piece of software, you'll enjoy using Infinity.

Incentivized

It's a great end-to-end tool from ideation through prototyping to maintenance. The Jira integration makes backlog management efforless for Jira users.

• CRM
• career plan
• Course syllabuses: both master syllabus and it’s copies in particular groups

Incentivized

• Individualization of maps, annotations and colors.
• Clear display depending on the situation (hiding stories).
• Handling of the cards in case of changes.
• The possibility to change content directly in the overview (title, annotation, color).

• lack of attributes
• not all integration avilable
• outages

Incentivized

• Integration for NextGen projects

Very easy to use

Incentivized

StoriesOnBoard works really well; all features are well thought through. It could look a bit fresher, although the new updated dashboard is already much better than it was.

Among the best I've ever seen for any app, I've used. The support is kind, friendly, and prompt. Not that I've needed too much support in the past, I know that if I need it, I'll be taken care of.

Incentivized

Infinity is a great project management software that is more cost-effective than other popular options. Its pricing plans are highly competitive as well; both individual plans and enterprise solutions are available at highly affordable prices so you don't have to break the bank for a project management system. The user interface is intuitive and easy to use so anyone can get started quickly

Incentivized

Miro: The handling in Miro was not comfortable enough. Easy Agile User Story Maps for Jira: The integration with Jira was a great idea, but the handling on the map was not good. Also, there were only 2 layers, which made it very difficult to define the cards.

• Able to help support resource required for campaigns
• Able to factor in campaign results

Incentivized

• StoriesOnBoard (and story mapping in general) creates a low-cost visual method of aligning on high-level business and technical requirements early in a project and provides an ongoing reference as the project progresses. Having this alignment is critical for the later stages of the project.