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				<title>New Role and Leaving Adobe</title>
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				In light of Andrew Shorten&apos;s blog post yesterday (http://www.ashorten.com/2009/11/03/new-role-at-adobe/) I suppose it&apos;s time for me to make an official comment about where I am and what I&apos;m doing.  I&apos;ve left Adobe to accept a new position covering product management for developer tools at &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.atlassian.com/&quot; target=&quot;_blank&quot;&gt;Atlassian&lt;/a&gt;.  Many of you know Jira and Confluence, but fewer may be familiar with the other Atlassian developer offerings; FishEye, Crucible, Bamboo, Clover, and more.  Hopefully we&apos;ll change that soon and help you all discover our incredible developer and collaboration tools.  For those of you who are already familiar with Atlassian, I look forward to bringing my years of work with you at Adobe (and Macromedia and Allaire) to help influence the direction and experience delivered by these products.

&quot;So why Atlassian?&quot;  Simply: it&apos;s an incredible company.  I&apos;m reminded of the early Allaire days  a customer driven, innovative, different kind of software company.  One look at the company values page at &lt;a href=&quot;http://www.atlassian.com/about/&quot; target=&quot;_blank&quot;&gt;http://www.atlassian.com/about/&lt;/a&gt; (be sure to watch the video, too!) and you&apos;ll see why I knew that this was a place that I could call home!  Plus, we&apos;re able to help solve the problems of *all* kinds of developers working on all sorts of software projects *regardless* of technology or language preference.  I&apos;ve spent my entire career helping developers be more successful, and Atlassian is the best company in the world doing that today.

&quot;But why leave Adobe?&quot;  Of course it wasn&apos;t easy to make this decision after so many years at the company.  The technology and people there are incredible to be sure.  But it was time for a new challenge and for the opportunity to play a more strategic role in helping define the company&apos;s success.  Atlassian is at a terrific point in its growth, and I can&apos;t wait to be a part of moving it to the next level.  The Flash Platform is great technology and Adobe is an outstanding company  I&apos;m proud of my accomplishments there and I will miss my colleagues, but I hope to continue to work with them (and with many of you) as customers of Atlassian (the Flex team uses Jira and Confluence already!)

I&apos;ll be relocating with my family to Sydney Australia, Atlassian&apos;s hometown, any day now.  We&apos;ve sent some of our things off by sea already and we&apos;re now just waiting on our Visa to be processed.  To the many friends I&apos;ve made in Australia over the years, I&apos;m delighted to have a chance to live in such a wonderful place!  Many of you met my wife Wendy and maybe even my kids Emma and Ellery, and they&apos;re thrilled too.  To the many friends I&apos;ve made elsewhere through my work at Adobe, I do hope we stay connected!  I think you&apos;ll find that my new products continue to deliver what I&apos;ve tried to do all along: make hard things easy and delightful.   I&apos;ll continue to use this blog to share my thoughts on software development and the tools that I manage: I hope you will continue to read it.  

Until then, thanks and keep in touch!
Tim
				
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