- By Anu Thomas
As GitHub expands its international operations to India, startups can take advantage of the opportunities it presents. With GitHub Enterprise now available for free through Microsoft for Startups, these companies can benefit from a slew of services to scale.
Not only will they receive $1,000 of monthly credit for up to two years of GitHub Enterprise Cloud, but they can also avail of other valuable features including Azure credits, Visual Studio Enterprise, and Office 365. Furthermore, they would also get sales and marketing support.
Not just startups, even large businesses are embracing the benefits of GitHub Enterprise - be it to boost collaboration, get end-to-end security or automate their workflows. In fact, the San Francisco-based company claims that as many as 2.1 million organisations have subscribed to the service since its inception.
These companies are using GitHub Enterprise as a one-stop-shop for developer innovation - be it for building safer code faster, be
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Anu Thomas
Anu is a writer who stews in existential angst and actively seeks what’s broken. Lover of avant-garde films and BoJack Horseman fan theories, she has previously worked for Economic Times. Contact: anu.thomas@analyticsindiamag.com
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