“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 an agreement that a piece of code is stable, that it’s passed a certain set of evaluations, and is ready to move from one location to another.”

“Whether it’s 3M’s automotive, adhesive or health care products, all of these codebases live in GitHub.”

“We have gone from nothing to almost 3,000 innersource repos.”

“The less friction we have in our development environment, the faster we can go. GitHub powers these pipelines and enables us to work so much faster.”

“With GitHub Copilot, our engineers can solve our most complex problems without needing to leave their development environment."

“GitHub Copilot creates an instant feedback loop for developers, giving them new ways to solve problems.”

“Getting up to speed with GitHub Copilot is actually quite simple, and the developers who have been using it for a while have fallen in love with it."

“We want to be a software-driven car manufacturer, and GitHub supports us on our way forward.”

“Advanced AI-driven software development tools have the potential to reshape the automotive industry, offering the promise of faster development cycles, enhanced code quality, and greater innovation."

“With the time savings Copilot unlocks, our developers are empowered to spend more time on the tasks they enjoy most — creative-problem solving, innovative projects and experimentation."

“Having everyone together on the GitHub platform is a great advantage for innersource.”

“We have all our source code, issues, and pull requests in one place. GitHub is a complete platform that frees us from menial tasks and enables us to do our best work.”

“GitHub enables us to enforce consistency and a standardized engineering culture that makes internal mobility easier."

“It allows us to build whatever we need ourselves so that we can focus on our actual business needs and business logic, rather than building infrastructure that GitHub can handle.”