Atlassian Team23: My personal recap

Finally, now that I'm in Madrid and caught up on everything, I took a moment to review Team23 and in just a few words, all I can say is: "What an amazing experience!"

When we attend Team, we usually try to leave a "free" day before it starts to do some team building, some sightseeing together, find a cool place to eat. This year, in addition to the classic photo, we went to Fremont Street and the day flew by with talks and a thousand jokes. In the afternoon, we were at the K15t party (Thanks Stefan Kleineikenscheidt for the invitation! Everything was great.) where we were able to chat with other partners and meet some Atlassians.

On Monday we participated in the event managed by Seibert Media, where Fede (our Partner Manager) gave a talk about Projectrak that generated more questions than we expected! Kudos Federico Baronti !

In the afternoon, we went to see the Easy Agile team who prepared a session of golf ?? and beers that flew by with the Decadis team (Thanks Hayley Rodd for the invitation! It was a great experience!)

Afterwards, we hurried to see the Tempo team, it was great to be able to play Jenga while chatting with other partners. ( Jacek D?biec , not bad for the first time to hold on and not lose)

On Tuesday we had the Partner Accelerate, this year I highlight the keynote "Unselling: Everything Has Changed and Nothing is Different with Scott Stratten", where slide after slide and message after message he provided significant reflections on business disruption.

In the afternoon, we started with the demos. It's amazing to see how people come by your booth and you can chat with customers, partners, Atlassian, or community legends like The Jira Guy.

Thanks for stopping by, Rodney Nissen ?? !

On Wednesday, the real Team23 started with keynotes, announcements, talks, and our presence at booth #75.

This year has been tremendously special because we had the presence of Projectrak at the expo with a talk called "The Sole Survivor: How Fidelity Investments reduced Jira customizations by 99%".

???? Thanks Caroline for mention us, there is no better reward for our daily work than seeing our users tell real stories of product usage.

During the day, the team didn't stop giving demos, and the talk that mentioned Projectrak caused dozens of people to come by and ask about the solution.

One of the best things about the Team is that you can meet great people. One of the many people we were able to chat with and were surprised by was Hermance, Product Manager for Jira Product Discovery, with whom we took the opportunity to talk about the product but also about our new continuous Discovery process ??.

We also had a chat with Tiago, with whom it is always enjoyable to have a conversation. Thanks Tiago V. for your support!

In the evening, we went to Adaptavist's party where we could share some beers with former colleagues like Mariano Galán Martín , ??? Jaime Capitel , or Víctor Aparicio . We were also able to take some of the pressure off during the week and took this awesome photo ??

On Thursday, there were more talks, meetings, and demos, but perhaps the most relevant thing of the day was that we raffled a Titanic Lego set with thousands of pieces!

Then the bash, Atlassian's legendary party where we had some laughs while wearing makeup and caps, and we ended the Team with a party with friends from Old Street Solutions (Thanks Chris Cooke / Jacek D?biec / Fun Man Andy for the invitation) and Cesar Duran as has become tradition as has become tradition.

As I mentioned at the beginning, "What an amazing experience!" I have many photos to share and people to mention (????), but I don't want to go on too long. I just want to say that Team is a spectacular experience to go out and sell our products and talk to users, but also to get closer to Atlassian and partners, this ecosystem is truly unique. Impossible alone, possible together.