“GitHub helped us to accelerate collaboration at Philips by connecting our global software community with each other. Our innersource approach now allows us to respond faster to customer needs and contributes to our vision to improve 2.5 billion lives annually by 2030, including 400 million in underserved communities.”

“In the past, we’ve had residents that were relying on tools to know whether or not they have electricity, things at the very basic levels related to health and public safety."

“We work with practically everything you can imagine: Java, .Net, Node.js, Python, and even some COBOL running on mainframes.”

“By standardizing on GitHub our developers can work the way they want to while still making it easy to share and discover each other’s code.”

“Now GitHub does that heavy lifting, and we leverage GitHub APIs to create products that enable our developers to build faster, smarter, and safer. Developers have fewer tools to juggle, which reduces their cognitive load and lets them focus on innovating.”

“What GitHub enables us to do is create a ‘parts warehouse’ where developers can find useful code that can be quickly assembled into new solutions.”

“It gives us the best chance to stay as secure as possible when writing software.”

“It would be hard to help customers be more effective in their cloud platforms and DevSecOps practices if we’re not practicing that ourselves."

"Almost everything we do as a company is kept inside of GitHub Enterprise, from security controls and application code to internal policies."

"Our intention is to remove the inequality from the traditional, structured banking system and simplify it for everyone."

“Some parts of the business need to be deploying software changes multiple times a day to stay current."

“It fits in well with our CI/CD process because Dependabot follows the same rules our developers follow.”

"We are already seeing our early community open source their own code to encourage growth in the group and have fun with people building on top of their code, Lynda said. For example, one Jibo developer produced an If This, Then That (IFTTT) capability for Jibo and shared the project. …

"As we got to know GitHub better, we began to develop process around the tool, and became more rigorous about release drafts, pull request labels, and milestones. As our engineering organization grew, we relied more heavily on teams and roles to control the flow of features."

"For open source and for a huge number of software development organizations, GitHub is the gold standard—developers are immersed in it."