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この10年以上、組織はデジタルトランスフォーメーションを加速するため、APIに多額の投資を行ってきた。APIは、企業がデータを公開し、システムを接続し、パートナーシップを可能にし、デジタル製品を提供するための仕組みとなっている。 だが、APIが企業全体により深く組み込まれるにつれ、新たな課題が浮上していると筆者は見ている。もはや難しいのはAPIを構築することではない。大規模組織全体でAPIデリバリーをスケールさせることだ。 多くの組織は、少数のエンジニアリングチームからAPIへの取り組みを始める。コミュニケーションは直接的で、責任範囲は明確であり、デリバリーサイクルは迅速に進む。各チームは何を誰が所有しているかを把握し、アーキテクチャ上の意思決定は素早く行え、依存関係も管理可能な範囲にとどまる。 しかし、組織が成長すると、このシンプルさは失われる。...
Why Scaling API Delivery Is Becoming The Next Enterprise Challenge
Baptiste Parravicini, tech investor, co-founder & CEO at apidays, one of the world's leading series of API conferences. For more than a decade, organizations have invested heavily in APIs to accelerate digital transformation. APIs have become the mechanism through which companies expose data, connect systems, enable partnerships and deliver digital products. Yet as APIs become more deeply embedded across the enterprise, I see a new challenge emerging. Building APIs is no longer the hard part.
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バティスト・パラヴィチーニ氏は、テクノロジー投資家であり、世界有数のAPIカンファレンスシリーズの1つであるapidaysの共同創業者兼CEOである。 長年にわたり、規制コンプライアンスは下流工程の機能として扱われてきた。 製品を構築する。APIを提供する。プラットフォームをローンチする。その後、ルール、監査、手動レビューを通じて、コンプライアンスを上から重ねていく。しかし、このモデルは崩壊しつつある。 現在我々が目にしているのは構造的な変化である。コンプライアンスは、プラットフォームの運用方法に直接組み込まれたAI駆動型システムへと進化している。大半の組織は、それが何を意味するのかに対する準備ができていないと筆者は考える。 静的な執行の終焉 従来の執行システムは分類に依存している。 取引にフラグが立てられる。コンテンツがレビューされる。ログインが評価される。各シグナルは、事前定義されたルールに照らして独立して評価される。しかし、このアプローチは現代のシステムでは機能しない。...
Compliance Is Becoming An AI System, But Most Companies Aren’t Ready
Baptiste Parravicini, tech investor, co-founder & CEO at apidays, one of the world's leading series of API conferences. For years, regulatory compliance has been treated as a downstream function. Build the product. Ship the API. Launch the platform. Then layer compliance on top—through rules, audits and manual review. But that model is breaking. What we are seeing now is a structural shift: Compliance is becoming an AI-driven system embedded directly into how platforms operate.
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Baptiste Parravicini氏は、テクノロジー投資家であり、世界有数のAPIカンファレンスシリーズであるapidaysの共同創業者兼CEOである。 10年以上にわたり、API（Application Programming Interface）はデジタルイノベーションの基盤として機能してきた。APIは企業がシステムを接続し、プラットフォームを構築し、デジタル製品の提供を加速することを可能にしてきた。しかし、ほとんどのAPIは、非常に特定の利用者、すなわち人間の開発者を念頭に置いて設計されていた。 開発者はドキュメントを読み、ワークフローを解釈し、意図的にAPIリクエストを構築する。高度に自動化された環境においても、統合パターンは依然としてこの人間中心のモデルを反映している。したがって、エンジニアは事前定義されたロジックに従ってAPIを呼び出すアプリケーションを構築し、それらのアプリケーションは開発時に設定された境界内で動作する。 しかし、AIエージェントの急速な台頭が、このパラダイムを変え始めている。 APIの使用方法の再定義...
The Rise Of Autonomous Agents Is Reshaping The API Economy
Baptiste Parravicini, tech investor, co-founder & CEO at apidays, one of the world's leading series of API conferences. For more than a decade, application programming interfaces (APIs) have served as the backbone of digital innovation. They have enabled companies to connect systems, build platforms and accelerate the delivery of digital products. Yet most APIs were designed with a very specific consumer in mind: human developers.
Ukrainian capital gets smarter with new urban tech
Earlier this month the Ukrainian capital Kyiv (Kiev) saw its central part equipped with 50 high-tech underground garbage containers for solid urban waste, reported Kiev City State Administration (KCSA). Another 250 containers will appear in the city by the end of the year, with the total number reaching one thousand next year. Manufactured locally, these garbage containers are designed to make city streets clean and reduce the smell.
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1. Bots go bust2. Deep learning goes commodity3. AI is cleantech 2.0 for VCs4. MLaaS dies a second death5. Full stack vertical AI startups actually workWith AI in a full-fledged mania, 2017 will be the year of reckoning. Pure hype trends will reveal themselves to have no fundamentals behind them.
Unicorn Club loses its luster: Just 9 new entrants in Q3 and a $30 billion valuation progression
This quarter’s funding was marked by both very slow funding and a small number of overall deals. In the third quarter of 2016, 35 unicorns raised a collective $8.38 billion from 38 funding events. This represents a staggering decrease in funding compared to the third quarter of 2015, both in terms of money raised ($17 billion in Q3 2015) and the number of funding events (61 vs. 38).
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10 new unicorns in Q2 2016 as 33 firms raise $25.1 billion
This quarter’s funding year-over-year was marked by a higher total fundraising, but coming from a smaller number of deals. In the second quarter of 2016, 33 unicorns raised a total of $25.1 billion from 41 funding events. This represents a 70 percent increase in funding compared to the second quarter of 2015, but from fewer funding events: 41 versus 69. Looking at the evolution of company valuations, we saw 20 up rounds, 11 unchanged valuations, and only 2 down rounds.
The big stay big: 35 unicorns raised $12.6 billion in Q1 2016
In the first quarter of 2016, 35 unicorns raised a total of $12.6 billion from 36 funding events. While this is roughly the same amount that was raised in the first quarter of 2015, there were 58 investments in the previous period. This means that this year’s fundings were marked by larger deal sizes. Looking at the evolution of company valuations, we saw a surprising 11 up-rounds, 4 unchanged valuations and only 4 down-rounds.
Unicorn club in February: 2 new entrants, $2.24B raised, and Cisco annexes IoT
There is still life in the unicorn funding world. The swath of negative articles in the past six months about the coming demise of unicorns apparently didn’t keep investors from joining the bandwagon. Even funds like Fidelity, which saw major mark-downs in its portfolio, made one investment in the period. We also saw Accel Partners raise a $1.5 billion late-stage fund — up 50 percent from its last late-stage fund. It is not surprising then that February was more of the same.
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