I started by converting a team to git. Then, after they settled in and started to get it, I made repositories available from the outside (only ssh, still only

I started by converting a team to git. Then, after they settled in and started to get it, I made repositories available from the outside (only ssh, still only selected people). When more and more people learned that it _is_ possible to work in a train/plane/at a customer site and still use a decent toolset, they wanted in. I hosted gitorious (with decent backups, a redmine next to it) on an old server. In the end management gave in to peer pressure - and the price point was - erm - attractive. It's the official toolset now.