I'm actually looking for one or more co-founders who have a good understanding of enterprise and/or software development practices. The long term business goal

I'm actually looking for one or more co-founders who have a good understanding of enterprise and/or software development practices. The long term business goal is to provide a suite of affordable enterprise software that covers the software development lifecycle. Pretty much do what Atlassian is doing right now, with our differentiating factor being, our products will be able to do the following that others can't: - reduce information pollution - speed discovery of information - solve the problem of "If you try to please everybody, you'll please nobody" I currently have a working product that is designed to make Git more enterprise friendly, which serves two important purpose: 1) Git's popularity is growing in enterprise, which makes it an ideal beach-head product to get our foot in the enterprise door. 2) It's proof that we can design/build solutions that can deliver on the points mentioned above. Note the technology/methodology behind it is being patented. The technology stack is Java, JavaScript, PostgreSQL and Lucene with some command lines tools sprinkled in the mix. It's a pure server-client model. The front-end is 100% JavaScript and back-end is Java/PostgreSQL/Lucene so you don't have to be a jack of all trades to make a difference. I believe Atlassian is currently valued at 3.3 billion with over 100 million in revenue and growing, so there is demand for affordable enterprise software solutions. They've also shown that you can effectively sell from the bottom up in enterprise, which is the route we'll be going. And with our ability to address the points mentioned above, we'll have a technical advantage over their product line. So if you understand enterprise and/or software development practices, send me an email. You can find my email in my profile.