“Having a single source control system is absolutely essential to enable developers to share, learn, and collaborate across the entire organization.”

“When we talk about activating our entire CI/CD process, this is where the developers spend their time. We have all of these different capabilities built into the pipeline including SonaType for managing and securing binaries, SonarQube for quality scanning, and Checkmarx for vulnerability scanning. Developers set it up once, and …

“It created opportunities to develop effective and beneficial cross-team relationships, it provided a natural path to connect and develop our talent."

“From our DevOps COE, we are now supporting over 25 engineering teams all over the world. By using standards and automation, we avoided those teams performing over 100 manual steps over three months—their DevOps journey is now three steps and less than a day—that led to huge efficiency return to …

"They like to see things right in front of them, and GitHub gives them visibility into how others are using tools in the stack. When they see how other teams are implementing these tools to do great work, they’ll be more inclined to collaborate and adopt these solutions as well.”

“You can’t do that with a file system or database. And you don’t get a history of changes. When you treat GitHub as a universal tool, it creates a lot of opportunities and introduces interesting new workflows to the process.”

"Code changes were relegated to a handful of people in an ivory tower. It’s made what we do much more seamless, transparent, and collaborative.”

“Whether it’s being initiated, planned, executed, or terminated, the ticket contains all relevant information, including its owner.” They use a template to maintain consistency and stickers to generate a weekly report with the GitHub API. “There’s less manual work, and leads can send stickers out to the wider teams."

"I wanted a flexible platform I could automate against. Being able to build on top of GitHub is a very big benefit."

“When employees join, they have access to most of the repositories across the company, so that any team can benefit from the work other teams have already done, or contribute improvements to code maintained by people in other parts of the company.”

“It’s easier and faster to take action on an alert now, because there are fewer steps they need to take to view and fix an issue.”

"When we told the team we'd be rolling out GitHub Enterprise we were met with insanely enthusiastic cheers."

“We like to empower our employees to use the best tools to get their jobs done."

“We’re a developer-first organization and we live and breathe GitHub."

“We were diametrically opposed to the agility and speed of a smaller startup with a couple dozen developers.”