Integration & Evolution: Overcoming the public sector API challenge
APIs are undoubtedly the preferred route for data and system integrations and for utilising the latest technologies, such as cognitive services and artificial intelligence (AI). However, APIs are incredibly complex and often require specialist development resources.
Want to learn how your public sector organisation can overcome these challenges and take its data integration, communication and sharing abilities to the next level - without writing any code? Join NDL’s Chief Technology Officer, Gareth Handley, and Commercial Director, Tom Wright for an online session to discover how your organisation can utilise complex web services and APIs to transform processes and uplift citizen services and patient care.
- Understand what APIs and web services are and how they could be used within the public sector to share data quickly and efficiently
- Learn how to overcome the barrier of integrating disparate systems – safely, securely, and reliably using digital transformation technologies
- Hear how you can accelerate innovation and create web service connections without the need for specialist development resources - saving time and increasing productivity
- Understand how to incorporate a wide range of AI and cognitive services such as image and form recognition, sentiment analysis and translation and enhance business processes - without writing any code
- Watch a fully comprehensive demo showing you how to customise, simplify and re-define APIs using a no-code visual studio
- Be inspired by existing case studies within the public sector and learn tips and tricks for creating successful projects
- Explore other integration options if APIs are not available or are too costly
The 1-hour session will draw to a close with a Q&A section, giving you the perfect opportunity to ask the NDL experts any questions you might have.
Sound interesting? Register below to secure your place! Once you have registered, a member of the NDL team will be in contact to confirm your place and provide you with details of how to access the webinar session.
Please note this is a closed event for public sector professionals only.