Posts Tagged ‘api’

You are probably thinking, how could we possibly tie Adobe Experience Manager and Amazon Alexa together? AEM is obviously great at managing a website and delivering content to several channels, including mobile and kiosk. Amazon Echo is a voice-activated device where we can talk to Alexa and she answers back by playing music and buying doll houses. There […]

The pomp and circumstance of the New Year has worn off and many of us are back at work. As we look to the year ahead, excitement abounds with the expectations and hopes for what technology and innovation will bring us including predictions. Last year was a banner year for DevOps as the philosophy gained […]

Policies are a very powerful component in Azure API Management (APIM) that allows to customize API input and output. By using policies in APIM it’s possible, for example: – Set call rate limits and quotas – Modify request/response bodies – Add/remove HTTP headers – Validate JWT – Configure CORS and so on. Most policies could […]

In the current market research trend there a leaders across various IoT industries setting trends for how companies can start utilizing IoT, and how. Current leaders in the Internet of Things platform market consist IBM, PTC, GE, Microsoft, and Amazon Web Services. How do you choose a platform for your company? Consider this criteria: Connectivity: […]

MuleSoft positions as a leader in many of Gartner’s Magic Quadrants. The two most relevant are Enterprise Integration and API Management where MuleSoft sits in the Leader quadrant among few vendors. These commendations prove that MuleSoft has the capabilities to support trends such as Internet of Things with the MuleSoft Exchange connector market, cloud and […]

Perficient had the honor of participating in Cox Automotive’s first-ever Salesforce Summit earlier this year at their company headquarters in Atlanta. As our client, it was so exciting to not only see 150 business and technology leaders we work with, from across the more than 25 brands Cox Automotive owns, come together to share and learn from other […]

If you’re making plans to re-platform your commerce business in 2017, you’re not alone. Fifty-four percent of eCommerce executives stated that re-platforming is a top priority over the next 12 months, according to Forrester. Choosing a feature-rich commerce platform that will help you achieve current and future business goals is important. However, you also need […]

  Welcome to the Internet of Things series aligning to Enterprise introduction of smart devices! Skipping the introduction to “What is IoT?”, as this has become a buzz word that has many meanings, and utilities, we will focus on the following foundation: How to select hardware, protocols, and create a hub network to stream data […]

Perficient is sponsoring this year’s MuleSoft Summit  in Atlanta on Tuesday, October 18th. This event will bring together a number of CIOs, IT Leaders, architects, and developers from a range of Atlanta-based companies. The summit will feature stories from client speakers on how they’ve used MuleSoft technology to enable and accelerate digital transformation. Tracks are tailored […]

Requirement – This is the stage where we want to expose some functionality using APIs. Analysis – We analyze what system will be required to fulfill functionality, API Contract etc. Development – APIs will be developed as per the contract. The contract or documentation will be published so that the consumer knows what is needed […]

Google announced yesterday that they entered a definitive agreement to acquire Apigee, a company with an innovative API platform, that is a leader in the industry, and is highly regarded by many analyst firms. An application programming interface (API) is a piece of software that helps move information back and forth, serving as a connector […]

The Richardson’s Maturity Model (RMM) was developed by Leonard Richardson. It classifies REST-based Web services and REST principles they should depend on.   Level 0 – Services under this category use http as a transport mechanism against single URI. Typically, HTTP POST is used to make service calls. For e.g. SOAP or old XML-RPC Level […]