A few days ago, we hosted Dave Ovenden, Managing Director of Pricing, Products, Claims, Underwriting, and Insurance Consulting & Technology with Willis Towers Watson for a discussion regarding the digital transformation underway in the insurance industry.
Over the years, organizations have changed the way they generate, handle, store, and use data collected in customer interactions. What used to be millions of papers stored in a physical warehouse are now digitized files stored in modern data centers across the globe.
Connectivity is critical for government and education organizations to provide essential services to citizens and constituents. The problem is that many public sector organizations are plagued with inefficient workflows, outdated legacy systems, and manual processes that all cost time and resources.
Many people often only consider the number of distinct consumers of APIs or integration services when considering reuse. However, there are many additional constructs to consider when driving reusability for integration assets.
Our Community continues to amaze us with their continued contributions, commitment to helping thousands of fellow MuleSoft users, and participation in MuleSoft Meetups and other events. This past quarter was extremely busy from hosting special Meetups during MuleSoft Partner Kickoff, introducing a new MuleSoft Ambassador/Ambassadress cohort, and more.
In a recent article about a major retailer’s struggles to balance Amazon-grade competitive pressure to digitally transform against the livelihoods of its in-store customer associates, CNBC.com quotes Wharton School professor Santiago Gallino as saying that retailers must “reinvent themselves and rethink the role of employees [or risk becoming extinct].”
This is the first in a three-part series on how APIs can be used to maximize the value of data in a digital organization.
The Government’s Cloud First initiative and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)’s Cloud Smart strategy announcement is to drive cloud adoption in federal agencies. The federal agencies have struggled to get out from under the old, insecure legacy applications they have inherited. The inability to move toward a citizen-friendly experience, meeting the FedRAMP security […]
Collectively, we all have a part to play in saving our planet. Even as developers, architects, and product owners we have the power to design, build, and operate applications with sustainably in mind interweaved at every stage of the SDLC.
The recent release of Anypoint Runtime Fabric to the managed container platforms offered by Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform opens the door to a range of new deployment architectures that would have previously been cost prohibitive.