Digital.ai Agility supports phased, low‑risk transitions rather than disruptive “big‑bang” migrations. Using bi‑directional synchronization, agencies can run Jira Data Center and Agility side by side, preserve historical data, and transition teams incrementally—without interrupting active delivery or mission execution.

No. Digital.ai Agility is designed to support existing agile and hybrid delivery models while extending visibility beyond team‑level execution. Teams can continue working in familiar ways while leadership gains portfolio planning, dependency management, and outcome tracking, without relying on complex plugin stacks.

Unlike SaaS‑only tools with usage‑based pricing and long‑term subscription exposure, Digital.ai Agility allows agencies to retain cost control and infrastructure ownership. This aligns better with federal budgeting cycles and reduces the risk of unexpected cost increases tied to cloud consumption or user growth.

Yes. On‑prem support is a deliberate, long‑term part of Digital.ai Agility’s product strategy, not a transitional offering. Digital.ai serves customers in regulated, mission‑critical environments, including federal agencies, where cloud deployment is not always possible or desirable.

Unlike vendors that are standardizing on cloud‑only roadmaps, Digital.ai continues to invest in on‑prem and controlled‑environment deployments because they are essential to customer requirements around security, compliance, data sovereignty, and operational control. Product upgrades, security updates, and enterprise support are provided across supported deployment models, allowing agencies to modernize agile planning without changing infrastructure.