In this episode, API business lead David Timby shares his experiene working in a B2B digital ecosystem at StubHub, where APIs provided the mechanism to connect sports leagues, teams, ticket brokers, and other event stakeholders.

In this episode, Lou Powell--Partner and Business Lead for API Enablement at ProKarma--provides insights based on his work with organizations implementing API strategies. He shares the background on his newly-introduced concept of "API IQ (Interface Quadrant)" as well.

In this episode, Claire Barrett--Director at APIsfirst Consulting--articulates the most important ingredients organizations need for a sustainably successful API program, and also details the Women in APIs program she is leading.

In this episode, Mike Amundsen and Matt McLarty examine the business models of API ecosystems using the concepts of value networks, value exchange, and value engineering.

In this episode, Shelby Switzer (US Digital Service) provides guidance on how APIs can be used to make a difference in the civic technology space based on her extensive experience as an API activist. She discusses approaches for healthcare, government, along with open data and open source.

In this episode, Stephen Fishman (Regional VP of Customer Success Architecture at MuleSoft) shares his thoughts and tips on how APIs can be designed, developed, and managed as products. He gives practical guidance and describes methods that organizations can use to engage effectively in the API economy.

In this episode, Lorinda Brandon (Director of Engineering at Twilio) joins to discuss her experience working at one of the world's foremost "API-as-a-product" companies. She shares practical insights on Twilio's product management, organizational practices, as well as info on how Twilio is using internal APIs to integrate their SendGrid acquisition.

In this episode, Mike Amundsen and Matt McLarty discuss the most important business and organizational trends and patterns emerging in 2020, from the digital supply chain to "pioneers, settlers, and town planners".

In this episode, Mike Amundsen and Matt McLarty discuss the technology trends they see emerging in 2020, from API descriptions and definitions to event-based interactions and GraphQL.