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Old Money, New Tools

I’ve been blogging recently about how APIs are the New Currency. There are many factors in this equation, but one industry literally illustrates the changes I’m describing: financial services.

Companies in this arena have been all over the map in adapting to change. From putting ATMs in non-banking locations to deploying mobile applications, it’s often been a story of resistance followed by embrace. That’s because every change has required relinquishing control, broadening boundaries and taking risks, and for many that’s a tall order.

The New Currency, Part Deux: eCommerce

In my previous blog post, I said that APIs were the New Currency. Well, that triggered some interesting responses from the statusphere, like this one:

Jordan Elpern-Waxman @mashery doesn't know what currency means. Currency needs liquidity and exchangeability. APIs are valuable but not currency “

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