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Arsalan Tavakoli-Shiraji co-founded Databricks, growing it to one of the most influential tech companies in history. Arsalan will expand from the mainstage keynotes, and discuss how companies are implementing, monetizing, and scaling data intelligence.

From emerging startups to enterprises, MACH Architecture is growing in popularity. However, continued reliance on RESTful APIs keeps turning any microservices attempt into a distributed monolith.

During this webinar, Kiwibank principal architect ArsaIan will dive into the different shades of API that emerge in classic RESTful thinking. The talk will unveil the current limitations of the popular API-Led Connectivity pattern that reduces business agility and speed to market. These limitations can be resolved by embracing two paradigm shifts in platform engineering. Arsalan will also demystify a few coupling patterns to watch out for in your platform journey.

In this session, participants will gain insights into:

• 3 out of 11 Architecture IMPAIRMENTS (a.k.a Couplings) in Sociotechnical Systems. Each letter in the word “IMPAIRMENTS” represents a unique type of coupling.
• The drawbacks of the popular API-Led Connectivity Pattern.
• Two key platform components to unleash business agility and faster time to market.

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speaker: Arsalan Ellahi, Principal Architect at Kiwibank As a principal architect, Arsalan leads the integration practice for the digital transformation journey of a financial institution in New Zealand. Originally from Pakistan Arsalan has been a convert Kiwi for the last ten years, delivering enterprise and SaaS solutions using Domain Driven Microservices and Event-driven Architectures. He’s worked in various industries including FinTech, FitTech, and AgriTech. He has a few original and innovative ideas in the realm of domain-driven design, event-driven architecture, microservices, and platform engineering including 11 Architectural IMPAIRMENTS (a.k.a Couplings) in sociotechnical systems and the concept of karaoke as the next contender to Choreography and Orchestration.

From emerging startups to enterprises, MACH Architecture is growing in popularity. However, continued reliance on RESTful APIs keeps turning any microservices attempt into a distributed monolith.

During this webinar, Kiwibank principal architect ArsaIan will dive into the different shades of API that emerge in classic RESTful thinking. The talk will unveil the current limitations of the popular API-Led Connectivity pattern that reduces business agility and speed to market. These limitations can be resolved by embracing two paradigm shifts in platform engineering. Arsalan will also demystify a few coupling patterns to watch out for in your platform journey.

In this session, participants will gain insights into:

• 3 out of 11 Architecture IMPAIRMENTS (a.k.a Couplings) in Sociotechnical Systems. Each letter in the word “IMPAIRMENTS” represents a unique type of coupling.
• The drawbacks of the popular API-Led Connectivity Pattern.
• Two key platform components to unleash business agility and faster time to market.

After a 30-minute talk there’ll be a 15-minute Q&A, for which we encourage you to submit questions in advance. A webinar recording and related materials will be shared with all attendees after the event.

Speaker: Arsalan Ellahi, Principal Architect at Kiwibank As a principal architect, Arsalan leads the integration practice for the digital transformation journey of a financial institution in New Zealand. Originally from Pakistan Arsalan has been a convert Kiwi for the last ten years, delivering enterprise and SaaS solutions using Domain Driven Microservices and Event-driven Architectures. He’s worked in various industries including FinTech, FitTech, and AgriTech. He has a few original and innovative ideas in the realm of domain-driven design, event-driven architecture, microservices, and platform engineering including 11 Architectural IMPAIRMENTS (a.k.a Couplings) in sociotechnical systems and the concept of karaoke as the next contender to Choreography and Orchestration.