For Lumen Technologies, customer demands catalyzed a need to streamline developer workflows, accelerate problem solving and defect management, and increase developer productivity to build customized solutions quickly and seamlessly. Working with Microsoft, Lumen sponsored a full developer population trial program for GitHub Copilot at its location in Bangalore, India, with nearly 600 engineers.
Wanting to provide more integrated value across its devices, software, and services ecosystem, HP has been transforming its approach to software development—including the developer toolchain, management platforms and applications that support HP’s developer community as it builds solutions to meet the changing needs of modern consumers. To stay competitive, the company wanted to embrace AI and give its developers tools and resources they need to create and collaborate efficiently, unlocking new value and new speed. HP incorporated GitHub Copilot into its workflow, and developers quickly found that they code faster and solve issues more quickly without getting bogged down in tedious code scaffolding and syntax. Since HP embraced GitHub Copilot, its developers say they are feeling more supported and are better able to collaborate—reporting substantial increases in productivity.
Consumers are using AI more to shop and search for products, and they want it to be personal, frictionless, inspirational, and accessible.
NIQ’s manual item coding—extracting structured product data from packaging images—was limiting scalability. The company sought an automated solution to accelerate insights and cut operational costs.
Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) helps its clients manage, lease, and invest in real estate. JLL’s business intelligence solutions varied in scale and applicability, resulting in inconsistent client experiences and dependence on costly data processes.
