great profile of Atlassian enterprise users from several different large companies, a few software vendors represented as well. Looks like strong emphasis on Atlassian enterprise topics such as: massive deployment of JIRA with failover/replication, how to find information quickly/easily in the wiki, and composite front-end to JIRA for occasional users of JIRA (eg, presales, professional services, and field staff).

This was a good introduction and initial meeting. Both presentations were relevant and interesting - but I look forward to deeper collaboration and networking with peer enterprise users, as well as vendors and software partners. Unfortunately, I had to leave quickly last night and didn't get to do as much networking as I might have liked. I think (particularly in light of the focus of the User Group), it would definitely be in our best interest to "eat our own dog food" and stand up a wiki that we can use to pose questions, share experiences, and exchange artifacts. While I've got a personal license of confluence running on a vanity domain at home, PG&E has no Internet-facing Confluence instances that can be used for this purpose. Perhaps zAgile, or even Atlassian, might be willing to donate a "space"? I don't think we'd have a huge impact, from a load perspective. ;-) I've got a list of topics I'd like to collaborate on, from administrative to process to technical.

Good info, but need more time socializing. Data I can get online, people stuff I can't!