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EPISODE · Mar 29, 2019 · 27 MIN

The Open-API Revolution

from The Construction Shared Pains Podcast

What is an Application Programming Interface (API)? How can API integrations address our Shared Pains with manual re-entry of data from application to application? What data and process standards are required for open-API solutions to work as advertised? Who is already implementing open-API integrations? Interviewees: Jordan Hoff, PPM Manager, Trimble [@TrimbleCorpNews] Ajoy Khrishnamoorthy, VP of Product Strategy, Vertical Construction, Acumatica [@ajoyk, @Acumatica] Jason Ramsey, Founder & CEO, Construction BI [@ConstructionBI] Caleb Taylor & Ed Gonzalez, Co-Founders, BuildR [@CalebTaylor_22, @gedwardgo, @buildrtech] Watch Procore's "Daddy, What's an API?" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNekVhM7BgA Learn more about Trimble PPM Solutions at https://gc.trimble.com/product-categories/project-management Learn more about Acumatica's Cloud ERP for Construction at https://www.acumatica.com/industries/construction/ Learn more about ConstructionBI at https://constructionbi.com/ Learn more about BuildR at https://buildrtech.com/ For more detail on the Open-API movement outside of Construction, visit https://www.openapis.org/

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