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Twitter brings together a wide range of experts, influencers and bloggers from the world of APIs, Big Data and the IoT. The widespread thought among the community of influencers of APIs on Twitter is that its rapid adoption may be what marks the difference between innovation and being outdated in the marketplace.
From improving customer experience to creating new products and services based on data analysis, APIs promise competitive advantages for companies that decide to incorporate them into their products. In the tweets, the importance of the collaboration between traditional banking and the FinTech world in creating open APIs that offer greater user satisfaction has been emphasized.
Here are the highlights of the last few days on Twitter:
1. @delizalde
The Business of APIs: What Product Managers Need to Plan For https://t.co/sYx1kUkz7i #IoT #Prodmgmt #IIoT #Tech #InternetOfThings
— Daniel Elizalde (@delizalde) July 23, 2017
Daniel Elizalde is the founder of TechProjectManagement. Through his Twitter profile he usually offers advice to his followers on the world of the Internet of Things (loT). The tweet includes a link to one of his published articles, which talks about the main benefits and challenges of open APIs and why product managers should treat an open API as a product rather than as a feature. This tweet had 130 retweets and 11 likes.
2. @Jim Marous
The Future of #Banking Depends on APIshttps://t.co/lPh8SZWp7H#fintech #finserv #API #openbanking #BigData@Capgemini @Efma_news #WRBR17 pic.twitter.com/CWK5KfNqF3
— Jim Marous (@JimMarous) June 19, 2017
Jim Marous is a lecturer and expert in the FinTech world. His tweet provides a link to one of his articles published in Financial Brand, where he analyses the impact of open APIs in banking. His article includes graphics, data and infographics explaining the subject. The tweet had 79 retweets and 69 likes.
3. @BetaList
API Tester: Free online tool for testing the performance and functionality of APIs https://t.co/DnbQnV1j6d pic.twitter.com/sRJtYyUcjT
— BetaList (@BetaList) June 22, 2017
BetaList provides its followers with the latest developments, news and trends about startups. The tweet gives access to a tool that measures the effectiveness of APIs. The tweet had 173 retweets and 14 likes.
4. @evankirstel
The #API Ecosystem#banking #fintech #blockchain #APIs #mobile #business @TrapizeNet @evankirstel #developers #appdev #apieconomy pic.twitter.com/HMcjb8aS61
— Evan Kirstel (@evankirstel) July 9, 2017
Evan Kirstel is an influencer of technology and social networks. He is considered one of the most mentioned and followed IT influencers on Twitter with more than 130 thousand followers in this social network. The tweet gives a brief history of APIs for the web as well as the key factors that have been instrumental in API growth. The tweet had 24 retweets and 20 likes.
5. @chboursin
The Power Of #APIs: Too Much Data to Handle? #Apps #SocialMedia #Fintech #BigData#defstar5 #MPgvip @BourseetTrading @ipfconline1 pic.twitter.com/aLnde5rTPm
— Christine Boursin (@chboursin) June 24, 2017
Christine Boursin is the regional delegate of development of Le Groupe La Poste. In her tweet she shares an infographic to give an idea of the magnitude of the data existing today. The tweet had 59 retweets and 61 likes.
6. @JacBurns_Comext
#Top10 tips for implementing #IoT
[@Fisher85M]#CyberSecurity #BigData #Startups #Technology #Innovation #Security #IT #APPs #APIs #Data pic.twitter.com/bxahwhqDh7— Jacqueline Burns (@JacBurns_Comext) June 22, 2017
Jacqueline Burns is a specialist in e-commerce, innovation, the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence. In the tweet she shares an infographic summarizing 10 tips for the implementation of the Internet of Things. The tweet had 38 retweets and 19 likes.
7. @Bourseet Trading
155 #chatbots in this brand new landscape#APIs #brands #fintech #defstar5 #makeyourownlane #Mpgviphttps://t.co/vg39fcKTjR @carylyne pic.twitter.com/mZDW145Pye
— Fintech Trading Tech (@BourseetTrading) June 27, 2017
FinTech Trading Tech’s Twitter profile regularly shares news and digital trends. The tweet shows an infographic with 155 conversational chatbots. This post had 71 retweets and 80 likes.
8. @kdnuggets
50 Useful #MachineLearning & Prediction APIs #KDN https://t.co/zb8cqNuBY4 pic.twitter.com/mPhneF2fwZ
— KDnuggets (@kdnuggets) June 20, 2017
KDnuggets collects information on big data, data analysis, data mining and machine learning. The tweet presents a list of 50 APIs from areas as diverse as those used for facial recognition or for making predictions. This post has achieved 37 retweets and 51 likes.
9. @psb_dc
5 charts that show where open APIs are taking banks #fintech #digital #OpenBanking #API @tearsheetcohttps://t.co/jQnRFoL3R5 pic.twitter.com/PuKkdpgkCR
— Theo (@psb_dc) June 25, 2017
Theo is an expert in market innovation and the tweet shows 5 graphics that explain the relationship and current situation between open APIs and banks. This post has achieved 30 retweets and 40 likes.
10. @SASsoftware
How will APIs change the role of #datascientists? https://t.co/J2vWNzOOXM #analytics #machinelearning
— SAS Software (@SASsoftware) June 23, 2017
SASsoftware’s tweet provides a link to an article by the technology specialist, Gregor Herrmann. The article analyzes how APIs have had an impact on analytics. The tweet had a circulation of 15 retweets and 10 likes.
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