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Pitch deck teardown: The making of Atlassian’s 2015 roadshow presentation

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In 2015, Atlassian was preparing to go public, but it was not your typical company in so many ways. For starters, it was founded in Australia, it had two co-founder co-CEOs, and it offered collaboration tools centered on software development. That meant that the company leaders really needed to work hard to help investors understand […] Continue reading Pitch deck teardown: The making of Atlassian’s 2015 roadshow presentation→

Atlassian launches free tiers for all its cloud products, extends premium pricing plan

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At our TC Sessions: Enterprise event, Atlassian co-CEO Scott Farquhar today announced a number of updates to how the company will sell its cloud-based services. These include the launch of new premium plans for more of its products, as well as the addition of a free tier for all of the company’s services that didn’t […] Continue reading Atlassian launches free tiers for all its cloud products, extends premium pricing plan→

Adobe’s Amit Ahuja will be talking customer experience at TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise

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As companies collect increasingly large amounts of data about customers, the end game is about improving the customer experience. It’s a term we’re hearing a lot of these days, and we are going to be discussing that very topic with Amit Ahuja, Adobe’s vice president of ecosystem development, next month at TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise in […] Continue reading Adobe’s Amit Ahuja will be talking customer experience at TechCrunch Sessions: Enterprise→

72 hours left on early-bird pricing to TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019

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Synchronize your Fitbits, people. You have 72 hours left to get your fiscal fitness on. Three days to save $100 on tickets to TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019 in San Francisco on September 5. Buy your early-bird ticket by August 9 at 11:59 p.m. (PT) and then go back to counting your steps. We say with […] Continue reading 72 hours left on early-bird pricing to TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019→

Announcing the agenda for TC Sessions: Enterprise | San Francisco, September 5

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TechCrunch Sessions is back! On September 5, we’re taking on the ferociously competitive field of enterprise software, and thrilled to announce our packed agenda, overflowing with some of the biggest names and most exciting startups in the enterprise industry. And you’re in luck, because $249 early-bird tickets are still on sale — make sure you […] Continue reading Announcing the agenda for TC Sessions: Enterprise | San Francisco, September 5→

48-hour, buy-one-get-one free — TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019

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Every startupper we’ve ever met loves a great deal, and so do we. That’s why we’re celebrating Prime day with a 48-hour flash sale on tickets to TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019, which takes place September 5 at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco. We’re talking a classic BOGO — buy-one-get-one — […] Continue reading 48-hour, buy-one-get-one free — TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019→

Demo your startup at TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019

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Every year hundreds of startups launch with dreams of becoming the next enterprise software unicorn. And it’s no wonder, given the $500 billion market and the rate at which the enterprise giants snap up emerging players. If you’re the founder of an early-stage enterprise startup, join us for TC Sessions: Enterprise in San Francisco on September […] Continue reading Demo your startup at TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019→

Atlassian’s co-CEO Scott Farquhar will join us at TC Sessions: Enterprise

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Few companies have changed the way developers work as profoundly as Atlassian. Its tools like Jira and Confluence are ubiquitous, and over the course of the last few years, the company has started to adapt many of them for wider enterprise usage outside of developer teams. To talk about Atlassian’s story from being a small […] Continue reading Atlassian’s co-CEO Scott Farquhar will join us at TC Sessions: Enterprise→