As cloud computing continues to gain momentum, system administrators are looking for more ways to integrate with their cloud model. It has become imperative for companies to innovate, enhance their cloud experience and build expertise around Cloud APIs to solve business problems across industries, effectively and efficiently. Moving from a traditional software approach to a self-serve API hosted on the cloud is a transition many enterprises aspire to make in today's digitally connected world.

As a part of its digital transformation journey, our members have explored the seamless integration of the physical and digital, across the borderless world of commerce. At the core of these services are application programming interfaces (APIs), building blocks that enables developers to write and integrate apps without having to write fresh code. APIs reduce the frictions with which programmers can build, test and run software, and their democratization is considered table stakes at a time when companies are racing to build new digital products with which to attract customers..

NASSCOM is organizing this Tech Session hosted by Pitney Bowes to share experiences of NASSCOM Members working in this dynamic space and to exchange use-cases with industry counter-parts making waves in this area of technology.

In addition to sharing its experience and use-cases, the following points will be covered:

• Key elements which can inform your decisions for business support systems needed to support a developer offering with variable pricing, unified currency, unified contracting and billing
• Implementation and valuable insights into defining target personas, pricing APIs, and designing business systems support, the infrastructure needed to scale and introduce new APIs rapidly
• Key challenges to move from traditional software approach to self-serve APIs hosted in the cloud