I think Kiln's wrappers for supporting Git and Mercurial on the same project are impressive, but I can't see a good business case for allowing that to happen wi

I think Kiln's wrappers for supporting Git and Mercurial on the same project are impressive, but I can't see a good business case for allowing that to happen within your organization. Personally, the Fogbugz flow and implementation is way too reminiscent of Bugzilla for me (a bug solution that I think is tolerable at best), but I think that's mostly due to my limited experience with the tool. Nonetheless, FogCreek's tools definitely deserve a mention in the context of this discussions.