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I've been thinking about asynchronous systems through the lens of supply chain logistics, specifically just-in-time delivery. And the metaphor holds up surprisingly well. You have goods that need to move efficiently from point A to point B. You need transportation (trucks, trains, planes). You need standardized packaging so things don't get lost. And you need route planning so everything arrives on time. But in software, we often skip the standardization. Every team invents their own message formats. Documentation is scattered. Integration becomes guesswork. At APIdays London 2024, I mapped this metaphor to three technologies: NATS as the transportation layer, Cloud Events as standardized packaging (literally just 4 required fields), and AsyncAPI as the route planner. The talk includes a demo with an observability platform, I deliberately avoided e-commerce examples 😀. https://lnkd.in/g6Ep6g9B #NATS #CloudEvents #AsyncAPI #EventDrivenArchitecture #DistributedSystems #APIDays

This is a very important subject about how to protect and safeguard enterprise data from in the age of LLMs and Ai. It is important to balance security and compliance with productivity. Egnyte has a model on how employees can use LLMs to access and analyze enterprise data based on the permissioned data access that they have to various enterprise data. Check them out. Prasad Gune & Greg Neustaetter thanks for sharing this and the insight from your session on how enterprise data not accessible to LLMs is less secure due to productivity and cognitive needs that employees have.

Having led product at saasguru, Elevate, and Doctors on Duty, I’ve seen how async-first cultures outperform "sync-addicted" ones every time. In this video, I discuss: Flow State Protection: Stop the interruption cycle. Async Planning: Using "Multiplexing" to deliver faster. Culture of Ownership: Why we "Default to Action." Watch the clip to see how to reclaim your team’s time.

The old way of developing products? No longer competitive. The new standard? Onshape. Onshape by PTC delivers enterprise-grade cloud CAD and PDM with real-time collaboration, built-in data management, and zero infrastructure overhead — enabling teams and global partners to design, validate, and release products faster and with less risk. The most ambitious companies have already made the switch. This is how market leaders will develop and ship winning products in 2026 and beyond!

This captures what I hear from hardware teams every day, that have switched to Onshape by PTC. Cloud native tools are no longer a “nice to have” they are an advantage. ⚡️ ⏱ "20–30% time recovered" 📆 "30 days of engineering time saved annually" 💻 "Zero crashes or IT overhead" 🔄 "Everyone working from the same version, instantly" Check out exciting innovators embracing platforms built for the speed of today. ⚙️✨

One way to jump restart our #defense industrial base is to bring new #cloud tools like Onshape by PTC into our secondary middle schools or afterschool programs that can enlist the help of experienced users and raise the bar with a new generation of #engineering students and creators.

🇫🇷 Quanteec at Apidays Paris and Green IO One day, one triangle: API, AI, Energy. 🌲 Our CEO, Daniel Négru, spent the day at apidays Paris and the Green IO 🎙️. A few highlights: 🔹 Steve Lucas, CEO Boomi, boomed the stage with a great keynote on the coming explosion of agents as early as next year. 🔹 Mark O'Neill, VP Analyst at Gartner, warned that some AI agents might in practice be API ones. 🔹 Auban D. from Association GreenIT shared a vision of AI server energy consumption multiplied by seven by 2030. 🔹 Sergey Konstantinov, Staff Software Engineer and Group Tech Lead at Bolt, gave hints on what to do knowing that LLMs are not yet perfect. 🔹 Jessica Liu, Video Production Manager at Cloudflare, advised to rely on solid written documentation and then pull video scripts with AI to create more value for products. 🔹 A rare panel brought together the four major French ISPs around a common initiative on security. 🔹 And also MCP everywhere… 📢 What about Quanteec in all that You will see next year. #apidaysparis #GreenIO #APIs #AI #Energy #SustainableTech #DeveloperCommunity #Quanteec

𝘾𝙝𝙧𝙤𝙣𝙞𝙘𝙡𝙚𝙨 𝙤𝙛 𝙖 𝙁𝙤𝙪𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙧: 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝙐𝙣𝙥𝙖𝙫𝙚𝙙 𝙍𝙤𝙖𝙙 — What We Built in 2025, and Why 2026 Feels Even Bigger When I look back at 2025, what stands out to me isn’t a single moment or milestone, it’s the consistency. The steady, deliberate work of tightening what we’ve been building for years and making sure the foundation underneath it could support where we’re going next. Roamlii didn’t start in 2025, we’ve been building since 2021, with a clear focus on small tourism businesses, operators, and organisers from day one. The intent has always been there. What this year brought was sharper structure, better tooling, and a more confident sense of how all the pieces fit together. A lot of 2025 was spent strengthening the underlying systems that support everything else. We made deliberate decisions about our technology stack, including transitioning the entire platform to a Next.js framework. That shift was about enhancing our flexibility, performance, and future-proofing. It gave us more control over the user experience and allowed us to move faster without cutting corners. At the same time, we continued integrating AI in ways that actually support real workflows. Not as a trend-alignment flare, but as a practical layer that saves time, reduces friction, and helps businesses show up more consistently online. The goal has never been automation for the sake of automation. It’s about making the tools feel lighter and more useful for people who already have too much on their plates. On the product side, our audience and purpose didn't change, but our readiness to offer significant value did. The platform became more resilient, more cohesive, and better able to support larger initiatives. We spent even more time stress-testing, refining, and improving based on ongoing feedback, because that’s what responsible builders do when they’re thinking long term. 2025 was also the year we really solidified our positioning around corridors, portfolios, and connected ecosystems. That work has been in motion for a while, in different ways, but this year gave us the space to shape it properly. Instead of thinking only in terms of individual businesses, we leaned into how regions, communities, and groups of operators can be supported together, with shared infrastructure and shared visibility. Read the rest of the blog 💡 here: 👉 https://lnkd.in/gDAu37X2

Day 2 of 30 Days of OTel! Observability ≠ OpenTelemetry Turning the shower on and seeing water come out is a signal. It tells you the system is alive. But when the water is cold or weak, that signal isn’t enough. You don’t know which component caused the problem or where to start looking. That’s the difference observability exists to address. Observability isn’t just detecting problems. It’s being able to explain why they happened. Logs, metrics, and traces only become useful when they’re connected by shared context. That context travels with a request and allows engineers to follow one real execution across the system, instead of guessing from averages. This is where OpenTelemetry matters. OpenTelemetry doesn’t give answers. It standardizes how telemetry and context are produced so correlation is even possible. Full Day 2 write-up: https://lnkd.in/e3Y6DRpY #30daysOtel #OpenTelemetry #Observability #Dev #LearnInPublic #30DayChallenge

eviivo Wrapped 2025 🎧 2025 was about scale without complexity. From AI-powered guest messaging and faster onboarding to smarter pricing control, flexible bookings, and industry-first integrations. This year we focused on making multi-property management simpler, not heavier. *Cough humble brag incoming.. ➡️ 4.5M+ bookings processed ➡️ 28,000+ accommodations supported ➡️ 7 languages, global reach