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API Management Best Practices (Cloud Next '18)

Building one API is hard enough, but building an entire API program is even harder. In this session, we will share the ins and outs of building an amazing API program and best practices for API management. We will explore technical considerations such as security and traffic management, as well as business concerns such as creating a top notch developer experience to monetizing APIs.

App Migration and the need for API Management

Enterprise backends are increasingly having a combination of legacy systems, modern microservices and various SaaS applications. More and more of the modern applications are getting built on and getting migrated to cloud. Learn how can you use an API based strategy to mitigate the risks with migrations and to make, migrate and modernize your applications faster.

Accelerating App Migration Using APIs

Enterprise backends are increasingly having a combination of legacy systems, modern microservices and various SaaS applications. More and more of the modern applications are getting built on and getting migrated to cloud. Learn how can you use an API based strategy to mitigate the risks with migrations and to make migrate and modernize your applications faster.

Why APIs are products, not one-off projects (webcast)

Leading companies have stopped thinking of APIs as special projects with limited extensibility. APIs are now seen as strategic products for developers, with full lifecycles and long-term roadmaps that evolve to meet business needs. Learn why APIs are a hot topic not only in IT conversations, but also in the executive board room.

Avoiding Digital Disaster: The 5 Things You May be Doing Wrong

If your cholesterol were to become too high, would you ignore the test results? Probably not, because when it comes to healthcare, many of us recognize that a data-driven approach helps keep a person healthy. So why is it that so few business decisions — perhaps fewer than half — are made using quantitative data? Sounds like some pretty risky disregard for corporate well-being.