Overview

In this session, GitHub’s experts will provide a comprehensive guide to leveraging qualitative and quantitative data, best practices, and frameworks to measure, monitor, and drive GitHub Copilot impact.

By the end of the session, attendees are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to gather data on how GitHub Copilot is used by developers and how to use that data to guide their GitHub Copilot adoption journey.

Topics

• The GitHub Copilot adoption journey
• Collecting quantitative and qualitative GitHub Copilot metrics
• Visualizing GitHub Copilot metrics with dashboards
• Evaluating GitHub Copilot metrics
• Applying best practices and frameworks to drive adoption and impact

Customer benefits

The offering will help customers:

• Improve GitHub Copilot data collection and analysis capabilities
• Increase awareness of how GitHub Copilot is used across the organization to identify points of strengths and areas of opportunity
• Leverage data, best practices, and frameworks to increase GitHub Copilot impact across their organization

Learning objectives

After completing this training, learners will be able to:

• Explain why measuring GitHub Copilot adoption and impact is important
• Explain what the Engineering System Success Playbook (ESSP) is and how it relates to GitHub Copilot impact
• Collect, evaluate, and visualize GitHub Copilot adoption and impact metrics
• Implement available frameworks, best practices, and data to take positive action towards adoption and impact

Audience

Required:

• GitHub Enterprise administrators
• Executive sponsors, senior decision makers, and owners of GitHub Copilot adoption and roll out

Optional:

• Senior developers or team leads
• Program managers and executives

Delivery details

• Level: Intermediate [200]
• Offering type: Training
• Format: Remote
• Class size: 20 participant maximum

Customer prerequisites

Before this training, the customer needs to have in place:

• Ideally, GitHub Copilot licenses are already provisioned within the organization and some usage data is already available
• Familiarity with the general feature set of GitHub Copilot such as code completion and chat