Operation Surveying And Assessment

Having your API operations surveyed and assessed is essential for successful operating any modern enterprise. If you can't see and find your HTTP APIs, you can't properly secure or iterate and evolve the API infrastructure powering your desktop, web, mobile, device, or AI applications. Surveying and assessing API operatons is rapidly becoming the defining characteristic of any API governance effort. API Evangelist offers operation surveying and assessment services, mapping out your existing API operations, lifecycle, infrastructure, tools, and services already in use by teams when it comes to producing and consuming APIs. The goal of this work is to establish a map of what already exists from a business perspective so that you can begin to understand where more investment is needed as part of API operations by looking at the following areas. - **API Properties** - What are the individual needs of APIs like document, SDKs, and example data. - **Common Properties** - What are shared or common resources a platform should be providing for teams. - **Engineering Platform** - What infrastructure APIs are available to help teams be more successful. - **Business Platform** - What business APIs are available to help teams better automate API operations. - **Policies & Rules** - Define the policies and rules that will shape and govern automation of operatons. API operation surveying and assessment focuses primarily on the busines and wider operational details of producing and sustaining APIs, but also brings into focus API consumption opportunity available when you showcase the APIs in place behind the infrastructure you already have in place to support API operations. API Evangelit can help survey and assess your public or private API operations. This is a process you can see play out in real time as API Evangelist surveys and assesses the wider public API landscape, and helps our customers and audience better understand specific business sectors. API Evangelist is here to help you make sense of your own API operations, and it is up to whether or not this is done from the outside-in, or the inside-out.