You&#x27;d be in the minority. Correct me if I&#x27;m wrong, but I&#x27;d bet you&#x27;re at a small company where a low-level employee&#x27;s opinion was taken into account when making the decision of which product to use for 10-50 people.<p>In medium to large sized companies, Atlassian will usually win out when you have a CTO that manages 100+ developers. Enterprises <i>really</i> like to stick with the &quot;safe bet&quot;, where there are expensive licenses and dedicated account managers from the service provider.<p>Jira in particular is extremely popular with the modern addiction to Agile. Once you&#x27;re on Jira, you just start to fall onto connecting all the related products like Confluence for wiki and Bitbucket Server (formerly Stash) for git. I&#x27;m not saying it&#x27;s the best thing to just ignore all other offerings, but in my experience CTOs do exactly that and just go straight to Atlassian for everything.<p>Basically, if your company is using Exchange... expect to be forced onto Atlassian. Welcome to the enterprise.