Actually, it is the smaller and midsized companies who benefit from shared food delivery services. The big ones can run it themselves and not have to pay the mi

Actually, it is the smaller and midsized companies who benefit from shared food delivery services. The big ones can run it themselves and not have to pay the middleman. (Though in the end they will join the service again as it is not only a service to deliver food but also to index restaurants and order. So to have people pick your restaurant for delivery you have to join the google of food. But that is not important here.) Point being, enterprises happily run this locally. Either as/on their cloud on premise or on their servers. Just for our team we have 300 something servers running multiple VMs. I can easily spend a few on a solution like this to do data analysis on our repos. We already have a systems team doing only tooling (build servers, jenkins, test systems, regression dashboards etc.). This would be just another thing for their list. Having our code leave or accessed outside our premise / DMZ is much, much harder. That would pull in some very heavy discussions with the 3rd party and our legal department.