team'24 Europe - A very Trello-y recap

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On behalf of the Trello Trailblazers, I attended team'24 Europe in Barcelona last month

It won't come as a surprise that Trello wasn't high on the agenda from Atlassian's perspective but for the amazing Trello team that were there and for me, it was definitely top of the agenda.

There was quite a buzz at the Trello booth.  Lots of excitement and energy for the next year for Trello. 

Lets be honest, most folk there were Jira users but there was a lot of love for Trello.  Jira users have either used Trello in the past, still use Trello alongside Jira at work or us Trello in their personal life.   

There were some key takeaways from a Trello perspective:

• Trello is not going away, stay tuned for some really exciting news
• Lets drop the Jira v Trello argument.  They are totally different tools and have different use cases.  
• Trello really can be a personal productivity powerhouse for both work and play. 
• Trello may just be the most unique productivity offering out there, its style, simplicity, flexibility and power is why its users love it. I don't know any other software that gets such love from so many of it's users.

In true Trello Trailblazers style, there is recap board here:

And a video here:

I want to finish by saying thanks to the team at Trello @Erika Storli , @Jordan Mirchev , @Caity and @Devan Goldstein as well as my fellow Trello consultant, the wonderful @Alicia
@Brittany Joiner couldn't be there but was definitely there in spirit and helped loads in the lead up to it.

If you love Trello, keep shouting about it, join in on the community, join Trello Trailblazers and lets look forward to Trello @ team'25

[Alicia Filíu Birlanga]

@Daydreamer Mike !!! I miss that days! Was so funny meet you and meet Trello team in person!!

I agree with all you say of course. This year my goal is showing that Trello is not only a personal tool, is a great tool for organize little teams.