GitHub Satellite Tokyo 2018, 24 Jul 2018

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公家尊裕 (GitHub) ジェイソン・ワーナー (GitHub) ウェイン・ジン (GitHub)

IoT、AI、コネクテッド・カー、フィンテックなどのキーワードに代表されるよう、昨今、「ソフトウェア化」はすべての産業において重要課題となっています。これに伴い、ソフトウェア開発環境の整備や改善のニーズも高まっています。このような環境変化に応えるべく、GitHubは企業におけるソフトウェア開発環境に対応する開発プラットフォームとして進化してきました。本セッションでは、GitHubのシニアバイス・プレジデントであるジェイソン・ワーナーが、GitHubのプロダクトビジョンについて解説します。

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♪ (mystic music) ♪.

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Github enterprise, product vision.

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Welcome to satellite tokyo, 2018.

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Following day, 1's information targeted community,.

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I would like to share variety of information.

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For in-house software developers, today.

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It will be a long time,, but I hope you will enjoy it.

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Since it is for tokyo,, we are making a lot of different logos..

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I wonder if you have noticed the details.

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We designed a new logo.

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For satellite tokyo.

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To present what americans would perceive japan as,.

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Tokyo, tower, mt. fuji, and cherry blossoms.

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And the branches of the cherry blossom tree look like github.

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They are literally branches.

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I think this may be a unique logo for github fans.

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Because it is very popular,, I am thinking about making them into stickers or other items.

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There is no guarantee that you can get one,.

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But when you see a github employee,, you might feel it could be rude to ask "can. I have one?".

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So you could ask "is it done?" "is the logo you were taking about at satellite tokyo, done?".

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I think you can get the item without burden on each sides.

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So when you see a github employee, "is the logo of satellite tokyo done?", this would be the just right way to ask.

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Github was launched in 2008.

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This is the 10th year.

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Even now, 65% of the employees are working remotely.

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In 2015,, in order to gain opportunities.

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To be closer to you and receive variety of comments, directly,.

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Github started to expand our territories outside the u.s.

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The first chosen country was here, japan.

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Since the japanese office was set up 3 years, ago,.

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We have talked with many of you directly, and have learned so many things.. I hope that those contents will be utilized more and more.

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For github's solutions now and future.

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Although the statistics are taken only in japan,.

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The number of users increased by 250%..

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That means that we have got 3.5 times more users.

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Since we made the japanese corporation.

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And including current users,, the frequency of using github increased dramatically,.

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Meaning that pull request increased by 550% or 6.5 times.

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The number of engineers who can participate in.

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Open source projects has increased by about 80%..

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These are the statistics. After the office was opened in japan, 3 years ago.

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Although github is still growing, globally,.

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Along with china and indiana, as one of the top growing countries,.

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Japan continues extremely high growth.

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Since it is social coding,, I think these numbers are.

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The result of you utilizing it and connecting with other people.

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So I would like to show my appreciation once again.

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A lot of situations are changing in japan.

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In a tea, room, well...

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people from the showa period (1926 – 1989) would call it a tea room,, but modern people might not..

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I think, in a conversation of a general family,.

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And public users who are not familiar with technology,.

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We hear technical terms more.

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We didn't use those terms in ordinary conversation.

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Including from news a while ago.

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As terminals evolved and people began to use new services.

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And new apps on a daily basis, technical terms started to fly around.

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Lot and vr ar,.

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And automatic driving, virtual currency, and blockchain,.

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We hear these words often now.

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I would like to talk about a few of these markets.

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Iot is an extremely large market.

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According to idc's research, in japan,.

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The iot market is worth 6.2 trillion yen, as of 2017.

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I often hear that iot is not too familiar,.

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Or where the market actually is.

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for example, 2 years, ago,.

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Electricity was liberalized in japan.

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Then gas was liberalized as well.

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Even before they were liberalized, replacement of analog meters to smart meters had begun.

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When you change a provider.

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After the power liberalization,, your meter will be replaced to a mart meter at the same time.

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Until recently,, once a month,, a person came and checked with his eyes.

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To see how much the family used and entered the data by hand.

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But right now, in most cases, usage data is delivered every 30 minutes.

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To an electronic company or a gas company automatically.

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≫From, a pure data standpoint,, it is 48 times a day.

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So it is about 1500 times more than once-a-month data chack.

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It is not just about the amount increased..

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Let me tell you something interesting about smart meters.

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If you look inside the energy usage,.

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You can see that this family is a double-income household,.

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Or this family leaves the house at this time,.

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Returns about this time, and the house is empty around this time.

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Or the children return about this time for this family,.

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Like this,, many things can be assumed.

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Collecting data is not important.

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It is important to analyze collected data.

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And to return it to users in a form of services.

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Even though cheap and high quality hardware is essential,.

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Analyzing collected data and creating new services is more critical.

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I believe that it is the most important at the end.

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In order to gain victory, everyday.

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And to gain continuous victory in today's business, environment.

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So for every software engineers here.

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And those who are watching the live, stream,.

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What is required by your job, or what is important,.

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Is increasing day by day., the market is large right, now,.

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But this large market that is worth several trillions yen.

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Will continue to expand., it is estimated to surpass 12 trillions yen in 2022.

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According to idc's hypothesis.

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It is a very big market.. I just talked about smart meters,.

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But there are many other examples.

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imbedding iot in home. Technology is one,, but it is also used in machines for business,.

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Such as elevator, escalator, and cooking devices used for business.

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There are sensors in those machines to collect information.

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If it breaks, a service engineer who is closest,.

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Will be automatically dispatched.

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or you can have a preventative maintenance by setting a threshold,.

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Which finds a pattern when it is likely to get broken.

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In many ways,, the field of iot is developing.

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Similarly,, however, you use it,.

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What is extremely important is a software development.

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Where they analyze the information collected from cheap hardware.

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And to connect them to new services.

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Ai and cognitive computing show exponential growth as well.

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The size of the market is still small.

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And it is not as big as iot.

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However,, the growth rate is extremely high.

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And it is expected to grow by over 60% every year,.

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And eventually grow up to 2,900 million or 3,000 million yen market.

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Ai is also one of them.

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Analyzing people's voices, and finding the suitable answer or options.

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Or analyzing mass of images.

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And finding the image that has possible illness.

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Are some of good ways to use.

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The victory for the software depends on.

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How to analyze, create new service, and do those automatically.

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Based on the information collected from various terminals.

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The battle to hire software engineers.

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Is occurring in places other then japan,, specifically in san francisco.,.

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It is difficult to find software engineers, and to maintain them is also extremely difficult..

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That means the salary goes up automatically..

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You may have a happy future.

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Where your salary keeps going up.

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Although I can't promise that., that is how it would work when you think about demand and supply balance.

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Public users' life will become easier and more comfortable.

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With new technologies.

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And you developers will become the center of the business world.

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Again, there is no guarantee, salary will most likely go up as well.

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It is all because of the balance of demand and supply.

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however, the truth. Is,.

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It does not mean everything is happy.

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According to the research by ministry of economy, in japan,,.

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In 2016, two years, ago,.

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Japan was lack of more than 110,000 engineers.

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The research implies that.

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The shortage of engineers will increase up to 790,000 or 800,000 by 2030.

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The shortage will increase by 40,000 or 50,000 each year.

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The government are acting on counterplans as well.

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When kids are young, like elementary age,.

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They can start learning programing, and let them be familiar with software engineering at the early age.

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Due to the decreasing birthrate and aging population,.

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We need to increase the number of software engineers tremendously.

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Even if many people desire to be software engineers,.

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It is extremely difficult to fill the lack of engineers.

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I think there are about four ways.

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One of the ways is working harder and longer.

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Working hard was typical in old days of japan.

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if the number keeps going down and things go, worse,.

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We should work harder and longer.

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But realistically, it is impossible.

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There is a balance of demand and supply,.

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And work-life balance is progressing.

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I know that you are already working for long hours,.

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So it is not realistic to increase the workload.

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Especially under the circumstance of increasing shortage.

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By 40,000 or 50,000, every year, second way., I'm sure many of you have already started.

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To use tools to complete development, more effectively.

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This is one of the ways.

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If there are not enough engineers in japan, gather engineers from around the world.

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And make a global team.

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That is the third way.. Fourth is a mixture of the second and the third.

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Use tools to work more effectively.

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Use different resources as well, along with our own.

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In the global environment.

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I mentioned that 65% of github employees are actually working remotely.

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This is the fourth method.

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all the employees use github at work.

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Of course, we use email, online chat, and other tools.

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I am a country manager in japan,.

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But there are three japanese employees whom I met for the first time, here.

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Even though we are working apart,.

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We can work together as if we were working in one place.

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By using tools effectively,, you can invite people.

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Who are physically far away? To a similar group.-.

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We believe that engineers' collaboration.

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Will make jobs more productive and prevent time being wasted.

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We believe that engineers' collaboration.

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Will lead us to higher-quality software,.

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And make it possible to create innovative software.

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And this actually happened.

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In the open-source world in the past.

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In the environment, where many things are connected to.

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The internet and the cloud, users expect more speed.

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For enterprise customers, frequency,, speed, and quality that they expect.

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Are drastically changing., we have to fight under very competitive situation.

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"I know that it is good to use github,, but with the company's security policy,.

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I cannot put source code in the cloud..

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That is why we cannot use github.". This is what I hear from four or five out of ten people, whom I talk. To.

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Although github has grown with the services in the cloud,.

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We are preparing github enterprise, on-premises software, as a solution.

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It might be a surprise,, but more than 95% of japanese business users.

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Use github enterprise.

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Many companies are using it within the country.

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Yahoo, line, cyberagent,.

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Glee, dna, many online businesses, and enterprise businesses, kddi,, fujitsu, and hitachi..

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Many companies are using it.

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I have already mentioned what github believes.

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I would like to share our believes with many of our customers,.

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Help brighten up the future of software development,.

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And help you make your work environment happier.

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And more creative.: this is what we want to do more than ever.

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Since I talked about japan throughout,, I want to change the subject to the worldwide development environment.

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Github's senior vice-president of technology.

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Jason warner will explain.

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Please extend a warm welcome, jason warner., (audience clap) ♪ (mystic music) ♪.

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(Jason warner) marc andreessen,, the famous co-founder of the netscape browser,, and now the andreessen & horowitz venture firm,, said a long time ago that software's eating the world.

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And that was absolutely true.

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And a lot of progressive organizations have recognized that.

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But that's no longer enough.

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Corporations today need to innovate and operate.

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At a pace and scale, that's never been seen. Before.

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We know that auto manufacturers are hiring more software developers.

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Than mechanical engineers,, industrial engineers, and electrical engineers, combined.

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Think about that.

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Over hundred million lines of code are in a modern car.

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Every car, every company in the world is a software company.

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This is something that the world has come to: recognize,.

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But it's not enough anymore.

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Companies have to balance what it means to be a software company,.

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And then moving into an innovation, company.

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It is no longer acceptable to just be a software company,.

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You have to be a good one..

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You have to do your software practices well.

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You have to understand what that means.

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Bad software's, worse than no software in many cases.

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So,, what does it mean to be a good software company?.

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What does it mean to do the tradeoffs and all of the things necessary.

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To get your product to market faster,, better,, cheaper.

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Or with more innovation than your competition?.

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We all know that there's a global shortage.

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Of software developers in the world, and yet more companies want to get their software and their products out there faster..

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How do you balance security,, scale, innovation,.

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And all the integrations need to do. This?.

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This is the challenge to be a modern company..

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This is the challenge to be a modern software company..

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This is the challenge to be an innovation company.

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So, on top of these questions, we know that the corporate environment has changed.

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We know that with recent announcements and recent things we've seen in the news,.

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Everybody has certain restrictions or certain challenges.

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That they will either face today or will face tomorrow.

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We at github recognize that we have a responsibility to play in this as well.

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And we can help you, and we can help companies around the world. Do things like this,.

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Do things better, do things with software better too.

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Imagine that all of the security leaks.

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That we saw in recent months,, let's say,, were automated.

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Imagine that all of the tokens that it takes to power, modern software,.

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Because of clouds are not leaked to the public by mistake.

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Just think about all of the different ways in which a developer's mind and mental cycles.

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Have to be spent on things that should be automated away.

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We view those as things that we can help with.

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Now, balance that, with all the compliance and regulatory needs of modern corporations.,.

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We have sox,, we have hipaa,, we have pci--.

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All of these things need to be balanced as well.

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releasing code into the wild is no longer an acceptable practice.

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It has to be secure., it has to be audited., it has to be approved.

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When github started,, it was called a "code host.".

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In fact,, that is not what github is.

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Github is a community., github is a connection.. The real value in github was that it made it possible.

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For people to work together in a way that was previously either difficult or impossible.,.

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We have since brought this to companies around the world.

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Github enterprise, github business hosted a lot of companies.

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To take advantage of the same things that the open source community did for years now at github.

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They have seen the benefits of these.

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they've allowed their developers and their employees.

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To work together in the open.

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they're faster,, they're, more secure, and it's easier to develop software.

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These are all good things,, but software never ends and complexity. Never rests.

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We're going through another phase. cloud, already won-- everybody out, there is using cloud services to a degree..

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The average enterprise uses over a thousand cloud services every day.

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To manage their infrastructure, secure their systems,.

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And develop their software and release it to the world.

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These are a thousand things that somebody somewhere has to think about.

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We can help in this.. We can help these integrations,. We can help manage the workflows on these.

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Every organization today has to figure out how to answer these questions.

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And take care of these responsibilities on their own.

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Every company out there is inventing new solutions in bespoke ways.

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To handle these things., this is not scalable,. Nor do we think that this is in the spirit of what we've seen over the last 10 years.

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Where the sharing of information and the sharing of knowledge.

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Is one of the most important factors in the entire industry getting better.

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Github wants to make this easier..

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We want to make it easier to deploy technology in your organization,.

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To hire and retain the best talent., we want to leverage the right processes to support rapid innovation.

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We're excited to help you in this.

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What I'd like to do now, is to introduce wayne jean, our vp of product marketing,.

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Who'll give you more insights into how we're investing in these product capabilities over the next years..

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(Applause) (wayne) thanks, jason!.

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Alright! good morning!.

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So as we talk to customers around the world,.

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And we get their feedback, github feels that we have a great responsibility to make sure that our developers have the best tools and best capabilities.

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To build amazing software and ship fast and also securely.,.

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Over the next few minutes, I'll spend some time sharing the investment areas across our products.

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That we're excited about and, hopefully,. You will be too.

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What I won't share, unfortunately, is the very specific feature. Level,.

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Details, functionality, and specific dates.

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If you are a customer under nda, please, talk to your github sales, teams,.

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And you can learn more about the specific features.

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for now, I'll, just give you the direction, the vision of where we're going. so that said,. Let's talk about four areas that are important.

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To our community, important to our developers, important to businesses., the first pillar, where we're investing is across our platform.

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We're going to make sure that we give you the tools, end-to-end capabilities.

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Across the software development lifecycle and ensure that you have the most amazing experience.

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Across,, whether you're on github business, hosted in our cloud offering or whether you're on github enterprise,.

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Or on-premises offering., the second pillar, we're investing in is data, and more specifically,.

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We're investing in ways to secure the data, that's very important to you.

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And to your end, customers., the third pillar, very important here as well,.

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Is how we're going to extend our platform into the ecosystem.

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And bring on other tools and other capabilities so that you have the best of breed technology.

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And last,, but certainly not least--, the developer.

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So the developer experience is very important..

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We want to make sure that developers are as productive as possible.

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So, let's jump into each one of these., we'll start by talking about the platform area.

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Github's vision is to be the software development, platform.

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We want to bring these end-to-end capabilities,.

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So that you can just focus on your code and get its production as quickly as possible..

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We have 28 million users using github today in some way or another,.

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And we want to make sure that that experience across the entire platform.

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Is seamless and easy to use.

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The first step to building an amazing platform is that we want to make sure that that experience-- across whether you're on-prem or whether you're working on open source projects or are somewhere in between--, is the same or seamless experience,. As possible..

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Today, many of you,, especially here, in japan,.

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That are current, customers, are using the on-premise version of github enterprise.

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That's great for security purposes to keep the data protected behind your firewall, however, you're, not able to get some of the benefits of open source.

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Imagine a world in which that divide didn't exist,.

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And you could actually bridge across whether you're on premise.

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To get the big values out of the cloud deployments.

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Or the open source communities.

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so, look forward to more details coming up in the next few months--.

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Very excited here that we will start connecting these two worlds.

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So that experience, whether you're on premise or whether you're in the cloud-- feels similar, and you're getting a lot of value from across the data sets.

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And across the administrative features.

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Now,, let's dive into the area of data., so github has over 500 tb of data over its 10-year history.

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With that data-- of course,, we want to be very sensitive to privacy--.

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We can understand certain patterns in terms of potential security, vulnerabilities.

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So we want to make sure that we're bringing the best security capabilities to you, guys,.

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And make sure that you keep your software safe.

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As in ieee report that came out last year,.

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It said that identifying vulnerabilities isn't enough to adequately reduce your risk.

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Systems that automate the resolutions of vulnerabilities.

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Are twice as likely to be more secure.

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If some of you remember from last year, at universe in october,,.

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We launched a new feature called "security alerts" and a "dependency graph.".

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That allowed us to go and look at some of the code and the vulnerabilities.

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And actually suggest known fixes from the github community.

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We're excited to say that we're going to continue those investments., so look forward to more languages being supported and more ways that machine learning can create recommendations for those vulnerabilities.

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We'll continue bringing these business benefits,.

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These security benefits to your on-premise environment.

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As well as the cloud environment.

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Now,, let's talk about investments in our ecosystem.

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If we think about the past,, github is known as this amazing source code or version-control system.

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And we take a lot of pride in that-- that we've solved the developer pain to bring the world together.

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And help you collaborate., as we think about where github is today,.

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Many of you, probably know that we have a marketplace.

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Where we can actually bring some of these other tools across the software development lifecycle to your environment.

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We have some capabilities today, and how you ideate working on projects.

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and then we've also built in some new capabilities with some of our partners,, such as circleci,, travis, and others,.

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To bring ci in-build capabilities., we actually launched a new feature called ["check-save-pi"] recently.

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Bringing some of that context directly into the github interface.

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As we think about going into the future,, we want to make sure that we give you the best of retools.

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we're not going to develop these things ourselves..

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We really believe in ecosystem.

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developers, love choice.. We want to give you the best innovation possible so that you can pick and pull what makes sense for you., but what we will do is we will make sure that that's a seamless experience improve the overall workflows.

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So I'm excited to continue thinking about these areas and bringing new capabilities to you.

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Alright, finally, last, but not least,, github was founded by developers for developers,, and we want to make sure that this is the heart of our innovation.

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We want to make the developer experience as seamless as possible.

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So we're going to continue investing in making sure that developers are as productive, as possible on github.

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We'll improve the developer, experience,, improve the developer profile, and improve the developer dashboard.

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So in terms of developer experience,, we want to make sure that developers stay in flow and focus on code.

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We want to improve core features, such as the pull request.

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We want to make sure that that entire experience from when you ideate to create the codes to actually get some feedback-- all feels very seamless..

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So look forward to more investments, here.

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the developer, profile.

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So more and more companies are looking at github in terms of the skills and capabilities from developers.

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We want to continue investing here, making sure that your contributions, whether you're in your private company or whether you're in public, open source,,.

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That your confreached contributions are recognized and that companies and your employers can look for the best talent and understand those critical skills.

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And last here, the developer dashboard.. We want to make sure that every morning, when developers, wake up,.

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They log in to github, they can look at their dashboard and really understand. Where are the most important things that they should be focusing on.?

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What are the issues?? What are the tasks that they need to work? On?.

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And github can surface some of that in a seamless, way,.

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So you're working on the right things that matter.

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So in summary, we're investing in these four major areas,.

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So that developers can ship code fast,, they can do it. Securely,.

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And ultimately, we can make sure that developers are happy and productive on the platform.

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So stay tuned for more.. The next few months are going to be very exciting..

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These are the areas that we'll continue investing in.

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Alright,, so with this product vision, we want to keep enhancing github as a platform.

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in the meantime,. Some of the features that already shipped that our customers are using today, and to give you more insights into how customers are using github,.

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I'd like to welcome yasuke karasara from dmm.com to the stage.

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Thank you!, (applause).