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Requirements Engineering: 9 Best Practices with Examples

If you work in a regulated industry like medical device design, automotive engineering, or aerospace, you understand that requirements are the bedrock of product development. Without clear, effective requirements, your team risks compliance failures, scope creep, and costly rework. Requirements engineering is the disciplined application of proven principles, methods, and tools to describe the behavior of a proposed system.

ORIL Joined RETTC & NMHC to Support Innovation in Real Estate and Housing

ORIL has become a member of the Real Estate Technology & Transformation Center (RETTC) and the National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC). This membership reflects our commitment to leveraging technology to improve housing solutions, property management, and community development.

Gen2 AI UX: Conversations that stay in sync across every device

Start a conversation on your laptop, finish it on your phone. The context just follows you. That’s what cross-device AI sync delivers. No reloading history, no reintroducing yourself, just one continuous thread across every screen. It builds trust, reduces friction, and makes the assistant feel like a single, persistent presence. This post unpacks why users expect it, what makes it technically tricky, and what your system needs to get it right.

Architecture Diagramming: From L0 to Ln - Simplifying for Every Audience #WordsUnplugged

Architecture diagrams are crucial, but the complexity of modern systems demands a better way to communicate. WSO2 CTO *Asanka Abeysinghe* and Lead Solutions Engineer *Erandi Ganepola* break down the L0-Ln Methodology—a simplified, level-based approach to visual abstraction. Watch our Words Unplugged video to discover how this scales from a team view to an organization-wide enterprise architecture, providing durable anchors (L0) and change-friendly details (L1-Ln) that evolve with the business.

From Zero to API in 10 Minutes | DreamFactory

A hands-on tutorial that takes you from nothing to a working REST API. No prior API experience required. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a working REST API with multiple endpoints. You'll understand HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) and know how to test your API. You'll also see why teams often choose auto-generation over hand-coding for production APIs. Prerequisites: Node.js installed (v18+), a code editor, and basic terminal familiarity.

Konnect Wins InfoWorld's 2025 Technology of the Year for API Management

We’re thrilled to share that Kong Konnect, our unified API and AI platform, has been named a winner of Foundry Co.'s InfoWorld Technology of the Year Awards 2025 in the API Management category. InfoWorld’s annual awards recognize the most innovative software development, DevOps, cloud, data management, and AI/ML products on the information technology landscape.

AI UX: Reliable, resumable token streaming

Refresh the page, lose signal, switch tabs - the AI conversation just keeps going. That’s what reliable, resumable token streaming makes possible. No restarts, no lost context, just the same response picking up right where it left off. It keeps users in flow and builds trust, making conversations feel seamless. Even better, it unlocks things like switching devices mid-stream without missing a beat.

Secure Your AI Agents and MCP Servers - New in WSO2 Identity Server 7.2

AI agents are becoming more autonomous — making decisions, taking actions, and accessing sensitive data — but traditional IAM systems weren’t built for them. How do you secure, control, and audit AI agents in your apps? In this video, Savindi Waduge introduces *WSO2 Identity Server 7.2,* a major release designed to address the security challenges of the AI era. From defining "Identity for AI Agents" to securing the *Model Context Protocol (MCP)* , this update ensures your autonomous systems are secure, accountable, and manageable.

How to Configure GitHub OAuth Authentication in DreamFactory: Complete Setup Guide

OAuth 2.0 is an industry-standard authorization framework that enables applications to obtain limited access to user accounts on third-party services without exposing passwords. When implemented as an authentication mechanism, OAuth provides secure single sign-on capabilities. GitHub OAuth offers several advantages as an identity provider.