I still find the Atlassian OnDemand suite to be the most complete thing for teams after we out grew BaseCamp/GitHub: http://www.atlassian.com/software/ondemand/

I still find the Atlassian OnDemand suite to be the most complete thing for teams after we out grew BaseCamp/GitHub: http://www.atlassian.com/software/ondemand/overview/ http://www.atlassian.com/software/ondemand/overview/ BitBucket: just like github (git, wiki, issues, pull requests etc) only priced that makes sense for private repos. We just use it for git however because... JIRA: Way better issues/bugs/feature tickets, built in optional time tracking. Good support for Agile teams with GreenHopper Confluence: A real wiki Bamboo: continuous integration/deployment. When you commit to git with a JIRA ticket number and a build fails its easier for everyone (non-technical people) to see what is causing the failed build The other big plus is user management to all of the above, you can create client accounts if needed and they can create/close tickets or work on wiki with you. HipChat is nice because your non technical people participate easier, irc previously had just been developers You can probably get all of these things free individually but its worth the small $ to have them all work together seamlessly, plus 1 account vs many is always a big plus for adoption -------------- SplunkStorm: https://www.splunkstorm.com/ https://www.splunkstorm.com/ log practically anything server related and put it into dashboards/timelines. Alerts in the works