Microsoft Corp: Microsoft Corp. on Monday announced it has reached an agreement to acquire GitHub. "Microsoft is a

developer$-$first company, and by joining forces with GitHub we strengthen our commitment to developer freedom, openness

and innovation," said Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft. "Their focus on developers lines up perfectly with our own, and their

scale, tools and global cloud will play a huge role in making GitHub even more valuable for developers everywhere."

Wanstrath said. Adapted from Microsoft, $2018).$ Github: Github was first code sharing platform to provide distributed

version control, opposing to a centralized system offered by major competitors SourceForge, GoogleCode, and CodePlex.

Github allows developers to host their code for free and offers a premium plan to teams and enterprises to manage their

source code, track bugs, create wikis and host websites. Because of the number of users who are familiar with the service

from their personal projects, it makes adoption for organizations easy. Github adds reputation systems so that developers

can establish themselves as competent engineers. By recording the frequency of software changes, the number of other

users who have downloaded their source code, which open source projects users contribute, Github has turned its platform

into a online resum$$ for software engineers. This encourages users to keep all their development activity on the service, so

that they can demonstrate to potential employers their proficiency."

Which of the following generic business strategy best represent Github strategy?

Focus Cost Leadership

Integrated Differentiation & Cost Leadership

Cost Leadership

Differentiation