GitHub in the enterprise

Over the past year, GitHub has seen over 56 million developers create more than 60 million new repositories and make 1.9 billion contributions, highlighting the platform's central role in global software development. GitHub is committed to enhancing the developer experience by understanding the needs of its users through engagement and research, such as the State of the Octoverse report. The focus on creating a great developer experience centers around collaborative workflows, security, compliance, and platform reliability. Recent announcements at GitHub Universe introduced new features aimed at enterprises, including GitHub Enterprise Server 3.0, which incorporates Actions, Packages, and code scanning, enhancing CI/CD capabilities with a workflow visualizer and deployment approvals. Additionally, GitHub Enterprise allows companies to support open source projects through GitHub Sponsors, fostering innovation and stability in their software supply chains. These efforts underscore GitHub's dedication to helping developers and enterprises deliver superior software with less risk and improved customer experiences.

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