Integration. Redesigned‪.‬ Digibee

In this episode of Integration. Redesigned., host Cait Porte sits down with Digibee's head of security, Travis Morrow, to delve into the crucial topic of data security. With breaches becoming all too common, Travis shares insights into the top priorities for a head of security and how they align with customer trust. From ZTNA initiatives to BYOK and identity management, the discussion explores Digibee's proactive approach to maintaining data sovereignty and compliance.
Travis also reflects on lessons learned from past experiences and emphasizes the importance of hiring a well-rounded security team. As they narrow down to the realm of application integration, Travis highlights the significance of providing secure tools and capabilities while accommodating legacy integrations. With security at the core of Digibee's ethos, this episode offers valuable insights into the intersection of security and integration in today's digital landscape.
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In this episode of Integration. Redesigned., host Cait Porte interviews Fabricio Inocêncio, the Head of Education and AI at Digibee. They discuss the role of AI in integration and Digibee's approach to innovation. Fabricio explains that Digibee aims to use AI to address existing problems and unmet needs of customers by applying deep learning, machine learning techniques, and AI. The podcast highlights how AI is seen as a natural evolution at Digibee, with a focus on making developers' lives easier through features like AI-assisted documentation for integration flows.
Fabricio emphasizes the importance of clarity in complex integrations and how AI can assist developers in understanding and making better decisions. The discussion also touches on the future of AI in the development community, with a focus on improving the reviewing and debugging phase of AI-generated code. Fabricio suggests that AI should act as a copilot or partner in the development process rather than taking full control.
Cait and Fabricio explore the potential of AI in personal tasks, with Fabricio expressing his desire to create a digital twin equipped with his skills and knowledge to delegate tasks and free up time. The conversation acknowledges the early days of AI and the need for cautious use while dreaming about future possibilities.
Overall, the episode provides insights into Digibee's integration approach, the role of AI in simplifying development processes, and the potential future directions of AI in both business and personal tasks.
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In this episode of "Integration Redesigned," our host, Cait Porte, sits down with Fabricio, the Head of Education at Digibee, to discuss the exciting world of continuing education for Digibee - including Digibee's own learning Academy. Fabricio shares his passion for delivering useful content and a friendly learning experience for users, primarily focused on enabling developers first and foremost. His job consists of evaluating how to deliver useful content for our customers, how to deliver a conducive user-friendly experience, and how to grow our adoption and community.
With an emphasis on making the learning journey as smooth as possible, Fabricio explains how Digibee's approach is more "just in time" rather than "just in case," ensuring users have access to relevant resources exactly when they need them. The ultimate goal of the learning platform is not just to obtain certifications but to empower users to become self-sufficient in the Digibee platform.
Throughout the discussion, Cait and Fabricio explore the metrics used to measure the success of Digibee's educational efforts. Rather than solely counting completed courses as a measurement of effectiveness, Digibee places importance on user adoption, autonomous creation of new pipelines, and continuous engagement in Digibee. The team is proud of the positive impact on users' integration pipeline creation, which demonstrates the platform's effectiveness.
As a low-code platform with powerful capabilities, Digibee acknowledges the importance of providing excellent learning resources to help users overcome the learning curve and unleash the platform's full potential. Fabricio draws inspiration from leading edtech platforms like Pluralsight, Code Academy, DataCamp, and dataquest, which focus on interactivity and self-paced learning. Additionally, the team looks up to trailhead from Salesforce for its gamification features that make learning engaging and fun - all which inspire his build of Digibee's educational materials.
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In this episode of the podcast "Integration Redesigned," host Cait Porte interviews Duncan McFadden from Lowe's. Duncan is responsible for enterprise platform support for ServiceNow at Lowe's. The conversation revolves around Lowe's integration solution with Digibee and how it has improved their shipping logistics.
Lowe’s SWAP-IT program at their Technology Service Center aims to reduce operating expenses while maintaining service levels by properly exchanging IT equipment out in their stores. Digibee has contributed to its success by updating tracking numbers, statuses, and reducing charge fees for Lowe's. Duncan shares that initially, Lowe's was facing issues with shipping integrations, with random errors occurring and no proper logging system in place. Through a chance encounter with individuals from Digibee, they began working together to find a solution.
The old integration system Lowe's used was SOAP-based and built in 2017, which caused inconsistencies in tracking and delivery statuses. By partnering with Digibee and implementing a modern shipping integration solution, Lowe's has seen improvements in error monitoring, logging, and email notifications. While there is still a small percentage of issues remaining, overall, the integration has resulted in better performance and reduced manual efforts.
Duncan mentions that the implementation of Digibee's solution has allowed Lowe's to automate the receiving process, eliminating the need for manual input and saving valuable time. By redirecting resources to more crucial tasks, Lowe's has been able to increase productivity and reduce costs significantly. The platform also provides enhanced visibility through detailed logging, allowing Duncan and another individual to monitor and address any issues effectively.
The conversation concludes with Duncan expressing his intention to utilize Digibee for future projects, particularly in inventory and asset management. Given the size and scope of Lowe's operations, inventory and asset management are crucial aspects that impact both consumers and the business itself. By leveraging Digibee's ease of use and capabilities, Lowe's aims to streamline these processes and ensure efficient store layouts, trucking operations, and consumer availability of products.
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In this podcast episode of Integration Redesigned, host Cait Porte interviews Brad Steele, the Global Partnerships and Managing Director at Thought Machine. They discuss strategies for formalizing partnerships and building successful relationships. Brad emphasizes the importance of casting a wide net initially to discover the best partners, establishing trust and alignment with shared values and objectives. He also highlights the significance of hiring individuals with the ability to earn trust and maintain long-term thinking. The conversation delves into measuring partnership success, the role of culture in the workplace, and Thought Machine's initiatives to foster collaboration and a sense of ownership among employees. Overall, the episode provides insights into effective partnership management and creating a positive work environment.
Brad is the general manager of North America and managing director of global partnerships for Thought Machine. Prior to Thought Machine, Brad spent ten years at AWS as managing director of startup business development, a global business unit consisting of hundreds of employees across 22 countries. At this role, Brad was responsible for building and executing on a strategy to gain broad adoption of AWS by technology startups and scaleups worldwide.
Prior to AWS, Brad spent 18 years in various senior leadership roles within the commercial, retail and treasury management units of multiple US banks, including Comerica Bank, Riggs/PNC, Citizens Bank/SunTrust, Norwest/Wells Fargo, and Square 1 Bank, a challenger bank where he was a founding member of the bank’s senior leadership team.
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In this episode of Integration Redesigned, host Cate Porte is joined by product management expert Matt Anderson. They delve into the role of a technical product manager and its importance within the product management field. They also discuss the significance of integration and connection in today's business landscape, particularly in industries like retail banking and buy now, pay later. The conversation covers the differences between retail banking and buy now, pay later, the value of integration for businesses and customers, and the evolving nature of these industries. If you're interested in product management, integration, or the retail banking space, this episode offers valuable insights and perspectives.
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