I've been working with Atlassian ALM for about seven years. We're using almost the latest version.

I have been using Atlassian for fifteen years.

I have been using Atlassian ALM for more than three years.

The main products we use right now are JIRA, Confluence and Stash or Bitbucket Server as they now call it. We, up until recently, also used HipChat but have recently turned that off in favor of Slack. Sorry Altassian, you've lost on that one. There is a message there for you, Altassian. We've actually been using, particularly JIRA and Confluence, for quite a few years. We're generally big fans. We use it actively, we promote it to our clients, we use it to manage our client engagements. We actually do consult engagements occasionally to set up Altassian products for our clients. Ironically, Altassian is also one of our clients so we've, at times, provided a consulting service to those guys.

Their Sydney office is right next door to us, so it's pretty close knit. You know JIRA is, at its heart, a project management system. Our business is providing professional consulting services in the space of software engineering. We use that to manage the software projects and we run our engagements in an agile style using Scrum by default. We've got dozens and dozens and dozens of projects that are essentially Scrum. It works pretty well. We use, beyond that, JIRA as our de facto enterprise to-do list.