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Companies that use API-first strategies report faster innovation and greater value from business partnerships. Being API-first means anticipating that an API may have many use cases and enable numerous business opportunities. Switching to this new mindset can be a cultural shift, but once the transition has been made, enterprises can unlock significant opportunities for efficiency, speed, growth, resilience, and future-proofing. We will show you how many of our customers have benefited from this strategy shift.

DueDil is a London based FinTech that has built a company-intelligence platform providing insights across UK&I on 14m companies, 17m officers and 270m connections between these companies and the people behind them. The DueDil platform serves an ecosystem of mainly financial services customers who rely on this data for critical Know Your Business checks (KYB) to quickly onboard new companies, calculate risk with more certainty, and to be updated with customer in-life monitoring.

Technology continues to underpin, and make possible, a highly interconnected global society. These business ecosystems, propped up by APIs, provide a way forward by allowing organizations to be adaptive, and to create new solutions, services and business models to migrate and thrive in all economic climates. Join us as we take a deep dive into Gartner's 2020 Hype Cycle for API and Business Ecosystems and see how companies have leveraged API Marketplaces and Full Life Cycle API Management to not only navigate current market risks, but to create new business value and market opportunities.

In 2020, organizations worldwide quickly realized that digital transformation is the biggest driver of their business strategy and APIs are central to the successful execution of any effective digital transformation. In fact, API traffic for Apigee customers increased 46% year-over-year, to 2.21 trillion calls, between 2019 and 2020. Also, our research indicates that nearly one in two organizations report either increasing their digital transformation investments or completely evolving their strategies to become digital-first companies. This report captures insights from global IT leaders to understand what's driving their API strategy and digital transformation.

Daimler is one of the world's leading automotive manufacturers producing cars, trucks, vans and buses under multiple brands including Mercedes-Benz. This is an impressive operation with a worldwide network of manufacturing facilities, research centres, and a substantial consumer and commercial financial services division.

For years, API-first digital transformation has regularly been among enterprise IT leaders' top business imperatives, but the COVID-19 pandemic and changing market conditions have increased this urgency. Many organizations weathered the pandemic by compressing years of digital transformation initiatives into just a few months, and APIs have been a catalyst in implementing these strategies and connecting disparate systems to work effectively together.

API Product Owners, Backend Dev Teams, Enterprise Architects and Platform Ops folks who rarely launch an external facing website or application on their own are now owners of launching a new developer website for their APIs. This webinar guides you through the key best practices for designing a best-in-class developer portal.

Learn how a major financial brand adopted an API-first strategy for Open Banking and how they are enabling their partners for innovation. In this webcast, we will discuss why Open Banking is important for financial institutions to compete and Open Banking strategies to improve business results.

In today's world, it is more critical than ever for enterprises to ensure that their systems and services are as adaptable and profitable as possible. As the API economy begins to grow, what has become apparent is that APIs are key for building new business models, digital strategies, and partnerships. As companies begin to invest more heavily in APIs and look to take advantage of this new economy, the questions remain: how do companies actually drive revenue using APIs?

Global hospitality: How Accor's API strategy is a foundation for growth with new channels, partners, and experiences Accor is one of the world's largest hospitality companies and operates in 110 countries with 5100 locations. The business wants to offer their portfolio of services which includes rooms, food and beverage, fitness, and wellness, to partners across a global market which is incredibly diverse.