Teams and people
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The Teams section allow you to assign tasks to specific groups of people in your organization. The People tab allows you to create teams and assign members to those teams. In addition, you can define skills for each team member. Team members can be assigned to a team or multiple teams, and can be attributed with skills that are taken into account when scheduling tasks, see Skills.
Most teams work on particular products or release streams. In Portfolio for Jira teams can be set to work on specific release streams so that the automatic scheduler will correctly assign the right team to the right project(s), see Release Streams.
Learn everything about teams in the following sections:
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