Basically you're saying the same as me... We do have SP in our company, we also have lots of other stuff - we use JIRA for issue tracking for example. I also s

Basically you're saying the same as me... We do have SP in our company, we also have lots of other stuff - we use JIRA for issue tracking for example. I also spent quite some time evaluating Confluence. And what I figured out was that getting to integrate whole of our infrastructure and different existing document repositories (they're all over the place technologically and physically) would be way easier and more flexible using Atlassian suite. That's because we work on so many different platforms (.Net, Domino, Java, Oracle, MSSQL,...). And since SP is very typical of MS software (great integration with anything MS - and other stuff does not exist) - for our situation an principal/technology agnostic system is much much better in the long run. But as far as non-geeks go in monolythic MS stack companies - ofcourse SP is AWESOME :)