“Migrating to GitHub aligns beautifully with our cloud-first strategy and moves us further ahead in our journey to modernize processes and support cloud development, mobile development, microservices.”

“That is why we open sourced portions of DXC’s DevOps Dojo: to allow people to try DevOps tools and explore the culture and methodologies for themselves.”

"We’re growing rapidly, so we wanted a fine-grained onboarding and offboarding control.”

“GitHub Advanced Security ensures we adhere to security best practices, which is important because most of us are not security experts."

"We can utilize tools like CircleCI that efficiently work with GitHub and eliminate time spent building a custom toolset, and we have code in a known, secure and discoverable location."

“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."

“Some brands are working with bleeding-edge technologies, others are battling legacy systems.”

“We get everything we need from the GitHub Actions marketplace to build and support our tailored CI/CD pipeline.”

“GitHub Advanced Security has put us in a position to confidently talk about our security posture when it comes to source code."

"A lot of us were already fans of GitHub. We care a lot about the tools we use every day. If we like a tool and it makes us happy and productive, we will want to invest in it."

"GitHub has become one of our main sources of sharing information across teams and really empowering engineers with more information—from checking out code to implementing new processes."

"[GitHub] is a source of truth."

“It’s more than just source code control."