
Events and APIs must be productized with self-service integration in mind. Roche embraced both in 2022 for a future-proofed integration strategy.
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API management and event-driven architecture are converging. Digital businesses must move beyond REST to other integration patterns, particularly events. This webinar explains best practices for expanding your API strategy beyond REST into event-driven architecture.
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Events and APIs must be productized with self-service integration in mind. Roche embraced both in 2022 for a future-proofed integration strategy.
This report explains how tech architecture and delivery leaders can use event-driven architecture (EDA) to accelerate the pace of delivering real-time data pipelines.
This report helps ensure that your API strategy has proper direction instead of floundering as it spawns numerous APIs, wandering aimlessly without any consumer-driven feedback.
Watch to understand how Forrester believes event-driven architecture will mature and why event-driven architecture will converge with API management.
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