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Apidays Paris 2019 DAY 2: December 10, 2019 from Legacy to Agile APIdays Paris 2019 DAY 2: December 10, 2019 From Legacy to Agile, From Product to Ecosystems Main Auditorium: Moebius Auditorium Blin Grand Salon Ada Lovelace Alan Turing Douglas Engelbart Grace Hopper DEVELOPER API SECURITY, OPEN API DRIVEN API DESIGN & EXPERIENCE, API BANKING & API WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS WORKSHOPS CORPORATIONS ARCHITECTURE DOCUMENTATION & MONITORING DEVELOPER PORTAL 8:15 > 9:00 WELCOME BREAKFAST Main Auditorium: Moebius APIdays Paris 2019 Introduction Opening Keynote: Paris, The Architect's point of view 9:00 > 10:30 Dominique Alba, Head of Paris Urbanism & Architecture Keynote 2: Federated APIs across Ecosystems Paul Fremantle, CTO @ WSO2 10:30 > 11:15 BREAK Main Auditorium: Moebius Auditorium Blin Grand Salon Ada Lovelace Alan Turing Douglas Engelbart Grace Hopper The State of the API API Design & Architecture Developer Experience API Security Workshops Workshops Workshops Industry Innovation @ scale - APIs as Defending your APIs against Digital Factories' New the Top 10 APIs Threats 11:15 > 11:40 Machines Isabelle Mauny, CTO @ Cyril Vart, Director of 42Crunch WSO2 Workshop The Mother of All APIs: From Akana Workshop Talend Workshop Strategy @ Fabernovel API Management in Engelbart to the Present. Improve the Security of Talend API, from Service Mesh Using How APIs empower the Open Mike Amundsen & Zdenek Your APIs by Securing design to Increasing API Adoption via Istio and WSO2 API Banking Strategy – Credit As Nemec, Founder @ Good API Financial Grade API Security the API Lifecycle production a Code Playground Manager 11:40 > 12:05 Service at Franfinance Takashi Norimatsu, Adeel Ali, Founder & CEO @ Nouamane Cherkaoui, CIO @ Software Engineer @ Hitachi APIMatic Societe Generale Franfinance Creating a Customer First Backend is the new Frontend API SDK Development - Strategy Through API-led RASP for APIS and (with Open API Spec & Lessons Learned Connectivity Microservices 12:05 > 12:30 Hypermedia controls) Jaap Brasser, Developer Jonathan Warnand, Jean Baptiste Aviat, Co- Antoine Cheron, Phd Relations Advocate @ RapidAPI Entreprise Integration Founder & CTO @ Sqreen.io Student @ INRIA & Rubrik Axway Workshop Workshop Postman Workshop Platform Team Leader @ AXA Fabernovel Well Crafted API Calling All APIs: 10 Things You Models: Key to How to Streamline didn't Know about Designing APIs for Humans: Biscuit, the Cryptotoken you API Design Reviewer's Streamlining Workflows Your API Postman Getting Organized for APIs in Leveraging UX Methods to can Share Safely with your Starter Set Connections the Corporate Environment Develop Human-Centered APIs 12:30 > 12:55 Arnaud Lauret, a.k.a API Sophie Rutard, Head of APIs APIs Quentin Adam, CEO & Handyman, Senior Architect @ Euler Hermes Julia Elman, Senior UX Geoffroy Couprie, Security @ Natixis Designer @ Ad Hoc Engineer @ Clever Cloud" 12:55> 14:00 LUNCH Main Auditorium: Moebius Auditorium Blin Grand Salon Ada Lovelace Alan Turing Douglas Engelbart Grace Hopper Large organization API Docs & Internal Dev API Testing & API Architecture Workshops Workshops changes with APIs Portals Monitoring APIs on the Rise: The Five Key Components for Scaling API Docs: A Role for The Lazy Person's Guide to Challenges at Global Scale Building an Enterprise API Developer Portals in Digital API Testing and Monitoring Nizar Chaouch, Head of API, 14:00 > 14:25 Program Transformation Arnauld Desprets - Hybrid DevOps & Mixed Reality @ Alex Walling, Head of Kristof Van Tomme, CEO @ Cloud Integration Architect NGINX Workshop Airbus Developer Relations @ Pronovix @ IBM Deployment Patterns Bearer Workshop RapidAPI for API Gateways: How Understanding & to Architect your The Business of APIs: How consuming OAuth Six Principles of the Next Application APIs Drive Innovation Journey from Monolith to APIs Generation Developer Portal Managing Standards in API Infrastructure for Through Customer Centricity Microservices: Adopting a Mike Budzynski, Product Performance effective API Delivery 14:25 > 14:50 at Air France KLM Service Mesh Approach Manager, Microsoft Azure David O'Neill, CEO @ Stijn Bannier, Program Marco Palladino, CTO and API Management @ APImetrics Manager APIs @ Co-Founder @ Kong, Inc Microsoft AirFrance/KLM Lessons Learned From API Design from a Dojo Rebuilding a Developer Listing Management in the Perspective Documentation Website The Rise of Shadow APIs SOA World 14:50 > 15:15 Miguel Quintero, Sr. API Ilona Koren-Deutsch, Guillaume Montard, CEO @ Selina Liu, Software Engineer Designer @ Delta Air Lines, Documentation Manager & Bearer.sh @ Airbnb Sensedia Inc Prabhjot Singh, Software Ping Identity Workshop Workshop Engineer @ Twitch Protection of API API Governance: Infrastructures, Data & What is the REAL Served Applications impact of your Your Docs are good. Make How Carrefour is Leveraging Multigrain Services: Micro vs. The Benefits of API Contract API? them better with continuous APIs to Activate new Business Mini vs. Macro Testing 15:15 > 15:40 Automation! Channels Rod Cope, CTO @ Akana by Adrian Minnock, Solutions Vlad Stirbu, Founder @ Daniel Pays, CTO @ Carrefour Perforce Engineer @ Smartbear CompliancePal 15:40 > 16:15 BREAK + "Continuous API Management" BOOK SIGNING A Balanced Diet of Michelin APIfication, Yes. But A Tour of different API Documentation Customers in the Crosshairs done Right! Management Architectures 16:15 > 16:40 Nathaniel Okenwa, Andy March, Platform Antonin Lemblé, API Program Leif Beaton, Senior Technical Developer Evangelist @ Specialist @ Okta Cloud Elements Manager @ Michelin Solutions Architect @ NGINX Twilio Workshop GET / Integrated: Discover the Promise of One-to-Many The Met: Art, APIs, and Global Continuous Documentation: Machine Learning for API The Future of API Integration Integrations Access The best Time is Now Traffic Monitoring in 2020 16:40 > 17:05 Maria Kessler, Digital Kenigbolo Meya Stephen, Bernard Harguindeguy, SVP Ross Garrett, Chief Product Partnerships @ The Frontend Engineering Lead & Global CTO @ Ping Officer @ Cloud Elements Metropolitan Museum, NYC @ BCaster Identity A Sprinkle of Strategic AFP's Business Turnaround Microservice Architectures: Technical Debt to Avoid with APIs Agility vs. Complexity Digital Paralysis Nicolas Giraudon, Group Przemek Kulik, Senior Ahmet Soormally, Technical 17:05 > 17:30 Marketing Director & Pierre Director of Product Research & Development Gilsoul, Product Owner @ Management @ Software Partner, Product Leadership AFP AG MuleSoft Workshop @ Tyk How to create API The long Journey to an API Products that Community of Practice in a API Platform Architecture: Developers Love, with 125-years old Insurance What to Know Before Going MuleSoft Company Open Julien Duvanel, Head of API, 17:30 > 17:55 François Masson, Product Integration & Customer Manager @ Amadeus Facing & Jérome Freyre, Software Engineer @ Vaudoise Assurances 17:55 > 18:00 CLOSING REMARKS 18:00 > 20:00 COCKTAIL APIdays Paris 2019 DAY 3: December 11, 2019 From Legacy to Agile, From Product to Ecosystems Main Auditorium: Moebius Auditorium Blin Grand Salon Ada Lovelace Alan Turing Douglas Engelbart API ECONOMY, APIS FOR A API SPECIFICATIONS & GOVERNMENT & GRAPHQL PRODUCT & LIFECYCLE WORKSHOPS PROGRAMMABLE SOCIETY CLOUD DELIVERY PUBLIC SECTOR APIs MANAGEMENT 8:15 > 9:00 WELCOME BREAKFAST API Descriptions as Crossbreed to Rule them All: The APIs4Dgov Study Welcome to GraphQL The Programmable Society Production Code the Power of APIs Monica Posada, Researcher 9:00 > 9:25 Jesse Martin, Developer Mehdi Medjaoui, Founder @ Phil Sturgeon, Architect @ Pauline Pham, Partner & VP & Lorenzino Vaccari, project Advocate @ GraphCMS GmbH APIdays Stoplight Growth @ Five by Five leader @Joint Research Center (EC) Providing Corporate OpenAPI: When Swagger GraphQL Client’s Eye View: Are Platforms the new Black for APIs + Business Models = Geographic Information learned to wear a Tie? Reasons, Numbers, Facts Banks? New Ecosystems Services APIs to the 9:25 > 9:50 Ron Ratovsky, Swagger Andrey Los, Senior Front-End Laurent Herbillon, Director Open Marjukka Niinioja, CEO of European Commission Developer Evangelist @ Engineer @ Revolut Innovation @ BNP Paribas Osaango Hannes I Reuter, Statistical Smartbear Officer @ European Commission - Eurostat API-Enabled Digital How Super Apps are Leveraging The API Operating Model: A Ecosystems by and for the End-to-end Type-Safe APIs to become Tomorrow’s Meet OpenAPI & AsyncAPI, Playbook for Value Release Public Sector: European GraphQL Apps Ecosystems your APIs Contracts 9:50 > 10:15 Ronnie Mitra, Director of Data Portal Carlos Rufo, Organizer, Hugo Hache, CTO mobile & Mehdi Lahmam, Co-founder Technology @ Publicis Marit Blank, Consultant GraphQL Hong Kong Nicolas Cabanes, Project Analyst @ Bump Sapient Insights & Data @ @ Fabernovel Capgemini Invent 10:15 > 11:00 BREAK Main Auditorium: Moebius Auditorium Blin Grand Salon Ada Lovelace Alan Turing Douglas Engelbart The State of API APIs for a Data-Driven API Governance and The State of GraphQL Specifications & Spec- Public Sector Society Management Driven Development APIs as Service Enablers in a The Rocky Road of the API the APIs, or Good API For a Fair, Sustainable & Complex Organization OpenAPI AST Governance through Self- Public GraphQL APIs Prosperous Digital Society Patrick Amarelis, Enterprise Twilio Workshop 11:00 > 11:25 Vincenzo Chianese, Describing APIs Tobias Meixner, CTO @ Brikl Viivi Lahteenoja, Deputy General Architect @ DINUM Expanding Your Software Developer @ Erik Wilde, API Catalyst @ Manager @ MyData Global (Direction Interministérielle Footprint - Using
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