I have reviewed using Teams in Advanced Roadmaps, which describes using Private and Shared teams in JIRA Advanced Roadmaps. Private teams only exist in plans and Shared teams are visible across the organization and can be assigned to work on multiple plans. The caveat is that once shared teams are created, they can't be reversed, perhaps impacting the JIRA Plan ecosystems.
Atlassian support answered my Shared Team concerns via their comment below:
"I believe there may be a misunderstanding of the article. The "irreversible" caveat in the article refers only to converting a private team to a shared team. What this is saying is that once a team becomes Shared, it may be assigned to Projects that are outside the scope of the original Private team, which would make it impossible to convert the team type back to private. The team would have to be recreated as a Private team and reassigned again in order to revert it to Private."
That works for us, since,"... setting a private team to shared team is just an administrative thing. Just remember that team names must be unique, so you could have "The A Team" that is private and "The A Team plus" that is shared, but you can't have two teams with the name "The A Team."
I'd use Shared Teams.
Their use is effectively to allow for multi-plan usage, and have more flexibility because they can be used outside of Plans, added through the Issue View.
Adding company-wide boards could have its own issues - eg. the issue limit of 5000 issues in one Plan.
Ste
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Thanks Steve! What is the drawback or consequence from using Shared teams, other than they can't be reversed? Does having Shared teams affect other things, or present limitations in the JIRA ecosystem?
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FYI - I submitted an Atlassian SR: "Explain the irreversible impact of Shared Roadmap Teams"
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