The next wave of financial services solutions
Join industry experts to discuss relevant topics to the financial services industry, from regulatory challenges to technology adoption. Discover how TD Bank’s Jim Richer addresses the constraints of corporate development while fostering creativity among developers. Additionally, explore Capital One’s innovative open source contribution workflows, and see how they integrate GitHub’s Private Mirrors App to streamline compliance and enhance collaboration. These sessions will provide actionable insights for enterprise teams.
The AI-native developer experience - DEV1982M
Developer experience has always been at the core of what we do at GitHub. It drives our AI-powered platform with the goal of increasing your code velocity, quality, and impact. Join us as we highlight key new features throughout the product, together with a sneak peek into our AI-native future.
Contributing with confidence: Capital One's open source contribution workflows - DEV1826D
Organizations in highly regulated industries face strict regulatory requirements—and though many are interested in contributing to open source projects, they often require a private review process. GitHub recently released an open source tool called the Private Mirrors App, which Capital One is incorporating into a new OSS contribution portal. Join Eric Sorenson, senior product manager, and Riley Kohler, software engineer in the Open Source Programs Office (OSPO) at Capital One, to learn more about these tools and how to create an open source contribution workflow tailored to your organization's needs.
Streamlining AppSec for a better developer experience - SEC1634B
Join Chris Colahan, senior security engineer, and Joe Harrington, senior security engineer, as they share Principal Financial Group's journey with application security. Not too long ago, the company relied on multiple source code management systems and a variety of application security tools. They lacked an enterprise inventory of code repositories, a common pipeline solution, and even a shared understanding of application security across the org. This left them with an incomplete picture of risk and a team of unhappy developers, who were often not sure what was expected of them. Chris and Joe will share their story and lessons learned from merging onto a single platform with a common set of developer-focused security tools—all towards the goal of happier developers and better security.
Unlocking AI at scale: Crafting a compliant and high-impact AI strategy - AI1988M
AI is quickly becoming essential for enterprises to drive growth and achieve business goals. However, companies in regulated industries face additional complexities when scaling AI. In this session, gain insights from a chief information officer, chief legal officer, and chief revenue officer on designing and executing a clear AI roadmap that drives adoption, supports compliance, and delivers strong ROI. Learn how JPMorgan Chase built an AI strategy rooted in delivering a world-class developer experience with GitHub Copilot to accelerate developer velocity and create value.
Thomson Reuters' journey with GitHub Copilot—from assessment to adoption - AI1469B
Join Jelena Laketić, a distinguished engineer, as she shares the journey of adopting GitHub Copilot at Thomson Reuters. Learn how the initiative moved from initial assessment to adoption, rolling out Copilot to more than 2,000 software developers across the enterprise. Jelena will share the challenges, successes, and lessons learned along the way, including how to evaluate Copilot's capabilities and measure the impact on engineering excellence and the developer experience. You'll walk away with insights, tips, and best practices to inform and inspire your own journey with Copilot.
Unlocking creativity within the constraints of corporate development - DEV1459L
Enterprises are tightly regulated and necessary controls limit what employees can do, often to the detriment of developers. A developer's ability to innovate and experiment is stymied by privileged admin access to corporate-issued devices and developer tools that are pre-configured and deployed by central IT. Join this discussion facilitated by Jim Richer, distinguished engineer, at TD Bank, to take a look at what these controls are and how to enforce them—all while still championing creativity.