Digital transformation efforts make companies and communities more resilient. In this podcast series leading API teams share how they are turning hardship into opportunity by investing in their API program. Listen to their stories in API Resilience!
In the first episode Robin and the hosts, Kristof Van Tomme and Mark Winberry took an “API-philosophic” angle and discussed how APIs could help create more personalized, diverse and unique experiences in the future, going beyond their current role in the corporate world.
Interview with Maarten Roosendaal, product manager and product owner of a retailer API at bol.com.
We are talking with Roberto Salomone, representing SRG SSR (Schweizerische Radio- und Fernsehgesellschaft).
“Software is eating your car” claims John Musser (Director, Platforms, Ford Autonomous Vehicles). This episode explores new affordances and unique functionalities that are triggered by a broader connectivity between vehicles, IoT devices and other elements of the transportation space.
Claire Barrett (APIsFirst Consulting) explores how API success creates a bow wave for an organisation’s wider digital transformation, and why it is important to recognise the humans behind API success.
In this episode, Ainhoa Pulido (API Manager, Lufthansa) and Flavio Geraldes (API Manager, Lufthansa) explore the importance of purpose and innovation when it comes to creating or integrating APIs. What else is crucial?
In the first part of the API Resilience interview Kin Lane (Chief Evangelist, Postman) talked about Digital Literacy & Democratizing APIs. The 2nd part of the conversation goes towards more philosophical territories.
“Our shared responsibility is to help industries where we belong to adopt and push forward their API programs and API community initiatives” claims Aleksei Akimov (Head of API, Adyen).
It pays off to cater to both technical and business audiences, claims Katrien Van Gijsel (Business Innovation Manager, KBC Bank & Verzekering).
Will APIs make it possible in the future to build systems that are optimized for cooperation and resilience rather than profit and sheer growth? What is the difference between writing code for a machine vs. all the machines? Why APIs resemble creative game spaces or ant colonies, and why is it an antipattern to create sequential workflows when designing APIs?
“Democratizing APIs is about making people aware that APIs exist, and that they can use them too, it’s not just for wizards on the hill […] anyone can do it! ” says Kin Lane (Chief Evangelist, Postman).
In this edition, Sophie Rutard (Head of API, Euler Hermes) shares how a paper-centered business improved its operations by making efforts towards digital transformation – from value proposition through buy-in to API governance.
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