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Why developer AI adoption stalls 

Many development teams want AI-assisted engineering but lack an adoption baseline, a secure delivery workflow, and a practical path from experimentation to production. Without a defined repository structure, branching model, pull-request governance, and deployment workflow, GitHub Copilot adoption stays shallow — individual developers experiment, but the organisation does not benefit. 

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No adoption baseline

GitHub Copilot is enabled but teams lack the workflow, governance, and measurement framework to demonstrate value.

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Security gaps in AI development

AI-generated code requires advanced security review, secret scanning, and dependency management that basic repository setups do not address.

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No connection to Azure AI

Development teams building applications and agents need integration points to Foundry and Fabric that informal adoption does not provide.

What you receive

 

 

How it works

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Phase 1 — Assess

Evaluate the current developer platform, existing tooling, application or agent backlog, and security posture. Identify one workload where development velocity, quality, or security can be measured within the engagement.

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Phase 2 — Configure

Establish the GitHub repository structure, branching strategy, pull-request workflow, and deployment pipeline for the selected workload. Enable GitHub Copilot for the participating team and define the adoption baseline.

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Phase 3 — Connect

Integrate the development workflow with Microsoft Foundry or Fabric where the use case requires agent capability or trusted data grounding. Review GitHub Enterprise and GitHub Advanced Security opportunities with the customer and Microsoft specialist.

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Phase 4 — Measure and scale

Confirm adoption, release velocity, quality, and security outcomes against the baseline established at the start of the engagement. Produce a scale roadmap covering additional teams, GitHub Enterprise, Advanced Security, and Azure consumption.

Built on Microsoft

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GitHub Copilot
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GitHub Enterprise
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GitHub Actions
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GitHub Advanced Security
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Azure AI Foundry
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Microsoft Fabric
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  • Business Outcomes
  • Microsoft funding and specialist support
  • Why ALIANDO
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  • A reusable AI development workflow that can be applied across future application and agent workloads
  • Improved developer adoption of GitHub Copilot with a documented baseline and measurement model
  • Integration between development workflows and Azure AI that supports agent and data grounding use cases
  • A governed path from development experimentation to production deployment
  • Clear roadmap to GitHub Enterprise, GitHub Advanced Security, and broader Azure consumption
ALIANDO delivers the AI Builder Launch as a joint motion with Microsoft. A GitHub specialist is included on qualifying initial pursuits. ALIANDO will assess eligibility for Agentic DevOps with Microsoft Azure and GitHub Specialization incentives, AI Apps & Agents nominations, and applicable co-investment at the scoping stage. Funding is subject to Microsoft eligibility, customer criteria, nomination, and proof-of-execution requirements.
  • GitHub is an active part of ALIANDO's Foundry and agent delivery model — our engineering teams use it daily
  • Delivered as a joint motion with Microsoft to ensure access to the right GitHub specialist resources
  • Transparent capability positioning — ALIANDO scales this offer with Microsoft and qualified partner support
  • Direct integration pathway to ALIANDO's AI Agent Launch, AI-Ready Data, and Azure AI Foundry capabilities
  • Microsoft Azure Expert MSP with Solutions Partner designations across Digital & App Innovation and Data & AI