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Hallo Germany — Mind the Distance in APIs

Mind the Distance in APIs Closing the distance between API consumers, producers, and business needs? APIOps meetups start in Germany - sign up. APIOps Cycles method localized in multiple languages! APIs aren’t just technical contracts. They reflect how close or distant we are from solving real business needs. Too often, we see two kinds of distance: Technical distance — too many layers of apps, agents, or wrappers on top of APIs. Fragility grows, and nobody remembers what the original API was...

17 days ago • 1 min read
API governance: Shaken, not stirred?

API Product Governance: Shaken, not stirred Most organizations don’t set out to gamble with their APIs. But without a straightforward method, governance often ends up shaken by chance: APIs built without a clear product strategy Consumers left out of the design process Inconsistent standards, patchy delivery, and missing documentation APIs that can’t scale when AI or MCP start driving demand This is what we mean by “shaken.” The alternative is “stirred” — systematic, intentional, and...

4 days ago • 1 min read

APIOps Cycles The Cost of Forgetting Stakeholders When API initiatives fail, it’s rarely because of technology alone. More often, the real cause is human: stakeholders who were never truly engaged. In the rush to design, code, and launch, it’s tempting to think “we’ll bring others in later.” But later is too late. Neglecting stakeholders early in the API lifecycle doesn’t just cause friction—it erodes trust, drains resources, and can derail the entire business case. Why Stakeholders Matter...

23 days ago • 2 min read