We intend for all scrum teams to use the same sprint schedule (numbering scheme, start and end dates).
Other than a guideline (which people can make mistakes on) — How can I enforce an enterprise-wide sprint schedule?
first let me get on my soapbox...the risk of asking for help I guess. :-D
enforcing a set schedule across all teams is counter productive for Scrum. On of the benefits of scrum is to allow each team to 'find their sweet spot'. But I certainly don't know you business so maybe there is a valid reason to do so.
...off soapbox
With that out of the way, the best way to do this IMO is to meet w/ all scrum masters and agree on the naming conventions and sprint schedule. Publish these rules and ensure all team members understand. Give only the scrum masters the ability to manage sprints; less permissions means less likely to veer off course and better accountability.
...on soapbox...wait for the inevitable exception that will occur resulting in some deviation.
Hey Chris. I don't think I have the whole context. Is your question about how to enforce in Jira that all sprints start and end on the same dates for all teams and that they follow the same naming convention?
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It seems that you could explore the use of Portfolio for JIRA. With this software you can create a plan and set the sprint length for all the teams involved in the plan. I've used it in the past and I don't think you can enforce naming conventions though. I'm playing with it now.
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