Operator APIs -- What developers think

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I gave this presentation at the Operator API seminar at MWC14. To some degree it is based on a global developer survey which we conducted to better understand how developers perceive the value of operator APIs and services. You can find a blog post with more details, the slides and links to the white paper "The Value of Operator APIs for Developers" here: http://manfredbo.tumblr.com/post/78755173151/operator-apis-what-developers-think

Technologie

@ManfredBo

Operator APIs & Services
What Developers think
Manfred Bortenschlager
MWC, Operator API Seminar
Barcelona, 24/02/2014

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© GSMA 2013
All GSMA meetings are conducted in full compliance with the GSMA’s anti-trust compliance policy

@ManfredBo

Developers are key

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@ManfredBo

Developers are key in the app/API value chain

API Provider
(Operator)

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Developer

App/
Service/
Website

App
Consumer

@ManfredBo

Developers are key in the app/API value chain

API Provider
(Operator)

© GSMA 2011

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Developer

App/
Service/
Website

App
Consumer

@ManfredBo

Developers are key in the app/API value chain

API Provider
(Operator)

© GSMA 2011

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Developer

App/
Service/
Website

App
Consumer

@ManfredBo

DX – because developers are people, too

Read
more on DX here.

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DX – because developers are people, too

Valuable
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Simple

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Developer survey

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@ManfredBo

Close the gap: valuable

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@ManfredBo

Close the gap: valuable
Top 5 technology adoption reasons
1. Ability to reach users

(57%)

2. Speed & cost of development
3. Performance
4. Documentation
5. Ability to generate revenue

(44%)

Developer Economics, Q1/2014, n=6041
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@ManfredBo

Close the gap: simple

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@ManfredBo

Close the gap: simple
Please allow any developer to engage with the MNO
platform without signing complicated agreements.
Document the platform and its APIs without
signup; provide test/sandbox servers and ways to
test an app without signing an agreement; write
example libraries and put them on github.
Developers make the platform vibrant, and
developers are not interested in engaging in a
"partnership" model;
Allow anyone to work with your APIs and then they
will do so.

© GSMA 2011

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@ManfredBo

With public sentiment, nothing can fail;
without it nothing can succeed.

- Abraham Lincoln
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Developer Survey White Paper:

The Value of Operator APIs for Developers

gsma.com/oneapi > Resources

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Operator APIs -- What developers think

1. @ManfredBo Operator APIs & Services What Developers think Manfred Bortenschlager MWC, Operator API Seminar Barcelona, 24/02/2014 Restricted - Confidential Information © GSMA 2013 All GSMA meetings are conducted in full compliance with the GSMA’s anti-trust compliance policy

3. @ManfredBo Developers are key in the app/API value chain API Provider (Operator) © GSMA 2011 3 Developer App/ Service/ Website App Consumer

4. @ManfredBo Developers are key in the app/API value chain API Provider (Operator) © GSMA 2011 4 Developer App/ Service/ Website App Consumer

5. @ManfredBo Developers are key in the app/API value chain API Provider (Operator) © GSMA 2011 5 Developer App/ Service/ Website App Consumer

6. @ManfredBo DX – because developers are people, too Read more on DX here. © GSMA 2011 6 Image source: http://dx.jeremiahlee.com/

10. @ManfredBo Close the gap: valuable Top 5 technology adoption reasons 1. Ability to reach users (57%) 2. Speed & cost of development 3. Performance 4. Documentation 5. Ability to generate revenue (44%) Developer Economics, Q1/2014, n=6041 © GSMA 2011 10

12. @ManfredBo Close the gap: simple Please allow any developer to engage with the MNO platform without signing complicated agreements. Document the platform and its APIs without signup; provide test/sandbox servers and ways to test an app without signing an agreement; write example libraries and put them on github. Developers make the platform vibrant, and developers are not interested in engaging in a "partnership" model; Allow anyone to work with your APIs and then they will do so. © GSMA 2011 12

13. @ManfredBo With public sentiment, nothing can fail; without it nothing can succeed. - Abraham Lincoln © GSMA 2011 13 Image source: http://wikipedia.org/

14. Developer Survey White Paper: The Value of Operator APIs for Developers gsma.com/oneapi > Resources

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