The "Filter Results" gadget in JIRA allows users to display issues from a specific JIRA filter. This feature enables users to focus on particular sets of issues or criteria, streamlining workflows and enhancing efficiency in issue tracking and management.

A global workflow in JIRA is shared across all projects, ensuring consistency in workflow management across the JIRA instance. Conversely, a project-specific workflow is tailored to the specific needs of a project, allowing for customization according to the project's requirements.

In Agile methodology, the Product Owner is responsible for defining the features of the product and deciding on the priority of work. They also manage the product backlog, ensuring it is properly groomed and ready for the team to work on. The Product Owner holds the overall vision of the product and communicates it to the development team.

JIRA plugins and add-ons are utilized to provide additional features and capabilities beyond the core functionality of JIRA. They can extend its functionality by adding new features, integrations, or automation capabilities.

The primary goal of Agile implementation is to enhance customer satisfaction by delivering valuable software iteratively and incrementally, adapting to change, and fostering collaboration between cross-functional teams.

A Release Burndown Chart tracks the completion progress of a release, showing how much work is left to be done over time. It helps teams understand if they are on track to meet their release goals and allows for adjustments to be made if necessary.

In JIRA, the Status field allows users to filter search results based on the current status of issues. This is particularly useful when you want to focus on issues that are in a specific state, such as "Open," "In Progress," or "Resolved." By selecting a status from the dropdown menu, you can refine your search and find relevant issues more efficiently.

Issue Security Schemes restrict the visibility of issues based on security levels. By configuring Issue Security Schemes, you can restrict access to specific groups or users, ensuring that only authorized individuals can view and edit sensitive issues within the project.

To change the assignee of an issue in JIRA, you can simply click on the "Assignee" field within the issue, which will allow you to select a new user from a dropdown menu. This action directly assigns the issue to the selected user.

In JIRA, a "Field Configuration" is a set of custom fields, screens, and schemes configured for a specific project or issue type. It dictates the behavior and visibility of custom fields within JIRA issues, ensuring that relevant information is captured accurately.