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With Stride, Atlassian wants to take on Slack, Skype, Google

Yet the new product will face considerable competition in an increasingly crowded market

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Stride attempts to bridge gaps that occur when workers discuss a project, make decisions and assign jobs to various workers | Photo: Atlassian

Dina Bass | Bloomberg
Think of it as Slack plus Skype plus project-management software.

Corporate software company Atlassian is releasing a new program that combines chat, conference calls and project-tracking, competing with a host of start-ups and established companies like Microsoft with one product.

Called Stride, the new software attempts to bridge gaps that occur when workers discuss a project, make decisions and assign jobs to various workers, said Atlassian co-Chief Executive Officer Mike Cannon-Brookes. Like Atlassian’s messaging service HipChat and project-management program Jira, Stride works on mobile devices and desktop computers and plays nice with rival software. 

Atlassian is known for distributing its

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