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What is API sprawl?

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By Dan Nosowitz, Michael Goodwin
| ibm.com
APIs are sets of rules and protocols that enable software applications to communicate and interact with each other to exchange data, services or functionality. They play a critical role in connecting modern systems and are often a source of revenue for enterprises.
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What Is Native Integration?

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By Dan Nosowitz
| ibm.com
These integrations are typically built and maintained by the software provider’s engineers. Native integrations most commonly use application programming interfaces (APIs) to connect platforms. The term “native,” in its most technically correct usage, refers to integrations between applications made by the same organization, such as an integration between Google Meet and Google Calendar.
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What Is Agile Project Management?

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By Dan Nosowitz
| ibm.com
Agile project management is an approach to individual initiatives, most often in product or software development, that relies on the agile principles of collaboration, iterative development, flexibility, adaptability and continuous improvement. The management of the objectives of the project—timelines, resources, goals, teams—is focused through the lens of agile, and can include any of several different frameworks, including scrum, Kanban and lean.
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