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The business benefits of APIs
An API-driven strategy is a long-term solution to bridge the integration gap and it can help businesses manage complex technological demands.
An API-driven strategy is a long-term solution to bridge the integration gap and it can help businesses manage complex technological demands.
An Application Programming Interface (API) is a set of functions and procedures that allows the creation of applications that access the features or data of an operating system, application, or another service. They allow for an application to withdraw information from a segment of software and use that information for data analysis.
An API-driven strategy is a long-term solution to bridge the integration gap and it can help businesses manage complex technological demands. And, APIs can be utilised by companies of all sizes for website analytics, project and team management tools, online payment systems, and for many other operational solutions.
In addition, many businesses are already using APIs and seeing the advantage of doing so, as research has found that 44% of IT decision-makers believe building and managing APIs is fundamental to their ability to complete digital transformation projects more quickly (deloitte.wsj).
There are a number of benefits that your business can experience when utilising APIs.
Below, we’ve identified the top four.
Companies that use APIs can capitalise on what other companies offer such as their services, data, algorithms and general functionalities.
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