Startup: Atlassian, based in Sydney, Australia and San Francisco.
Elevator pitch: Prosumer wiki and project management developer.
What they do: Enterprise software solutions for bug and issue tracking and project management (JIRA) and wikis (Confluence).
People: Co-founders Mike Cannon-Brookes (CEO) and Scott Farquhar with 65 staff in Sydney, San Francisco and Malaysia.
Funding: Organic, revenues approx $15 million per annum, growing 25-30% quarter on quarter.
Customers: JIRA has 4,000 organisations as customers and Confluence has 1,800 in 65 countries.
Competitors: JotSpot, SocialText, 37Signals
The Deal: Intense customer focus from day one, passionate founders and a quality development team.
3 responses so far ↓
Zoli Erdos // September 25, 2006 at 5:05 pm |
I’m curious to know why you took Socialtext off the competitor-list.
Thx.
yoick // September 26, 2006 at 3:06 am |
Zoli – good question! I’ve put a strikethro SocialText as I’d like folk to think of them as a potential competitor. Talking with Atlassian’s CEO he assured me they aren’t…so, I’d like to hear your thoughts.
Wikis About to Reach Much Broader Audience: Google Acquires JotSpot « Yoick - Hightechwire // October 31, 2006 at 6:40 pm |
[...] What does this mean for other wiki and wiki-based project management service providers? I’d love to hear thoughts from folk like Mike Cannon-Brookes over at Atlassian. I note that Ross Mayfield (SocialText) has offered his sincere congratulations to the JotSpot team. [...]