GitHub has expanded its Projects feature to the Organization level, allowing all users within an organization to access and collaborate on projects across multiple repositories. This functionality enables teams to efficiently plan and manage work by providing visibility into ongoing efforts, reducing the duplication of work. Organization-wide projects can incorporate issues and pull requests from any repository within the organization, although visibility is restricted if a repository is not accessible to certain users. Initially launched in September 2016, this feature continues to evolve, and further updates are anticipated.