Sanjay Nagaraj

One thing that we at Traceable look at is more in the terms of what we like to call it as the minimum sellable product rather than something as a viable product. The reason why we look at that is at the end of the day, when you're building a business, you're looking to sell that product to customers so that they're actually paying money for it because they're deriving value from it.

One thing that we at Traceable look at is more in the terms of what we like to call it as the minimum sellable product rather than something as a viable product. The reason why we look at that is at the end of the day, when you're building a business, you're looking to sell that product to customers so that they're actually paying money for it because they're deriving value from it.

One thing that we at Traceable look at is more in the terms of what we like to call it as the minimum sellable product rather than something as a viable product. The reason why we look at that is at the end of the day, when you're building a business, you're looking to sell that product to customers so that they're actually paying money for it because they're deriving value from it.

Viable doesn't always mean it's fully sellable as well. Is this a product that's going to be a better mousetrap, as in an upgrade to something that exists, or is it a brand new market? My name is Sanjay Nagaraj, co-founder and CTO of Traceable.

Viable doesn't always mean it's fully sellable as well. Is this a product that's going to be a better mousetrap, as in an upgrade to something that exists, or is it a brand new market? My name is Sanjay Nagaraj, co-founder and CTO of Traceable.

Viable doesn't always mean it's fully sellable as well. Is this a product that's going to be a better mousetrap, as in an upgrade to something that exists, or is it a brand new market? My name is Sanjay Nagaraj, co-founder and CTO of Traceable.

Who built the teams that have their back.

Who built the teams that have their back.

Who built the teams that have their back.

Traceable as a company is in the business of protecting APIs for businesses. If you look at businesses like Starbucks, it could be Disney, name it, many of these businesses that exist out there, most of their applications are built on APIs. That means that every single business today, if it is already not API driven, they are going to be in the next five years.

Traceable as a company is in the business of protecting APIs for businesses. If you look at businesses like Starbucks, it could be Disney, name it, many of these businesses that exist out there, most of their applications are built on APIs. That means that every single business today, if it is already not API driven, they are going to be in the next five years.

Traceable as a company is in the business of protecting APIs for businesses. If you look at businesses like Starbucks, it could be Disney, name it, many of these businesses that exist out there, most of their applications are built on APIs. That means that every single business today, if it is already not API driven, they are going to be in the next five years.

a lot of the transformation around apis are the ones which are leading what they say as a digital transformation that's been happening but most importantly when you think about what happened during the pandemic the lines outside starbucks that used to be there was replaced by the lines online in terms of everybody using mobile applications to order or the delivery pretty much used to happen as part of the lines outside right

a lot of the transformation around apis are the ones which are leading what they say as a digital transformation that's been happening but most importantly when you think about what happened during the pandemic the lines outside starbucks that used to be there was replaced by the lines online in terms of everybody using mobile applications to order or the delivery pretty much used to happen as part of the lines outside right

a lot of the transformation around apis are the ones which are leading what they say as a digital transformation that's been happening but most importantly when you think about what happened during the pandemic the lines outside starbucks that used to be there was replaced by the lines online in terms of everybody using mobile applications to order or the delivery pretty much used to happen as part of the lines outside right

So that means that a lot of the traffic started to move towards APIs, because if you have a mobile application or a web application, it's almost guaranteed that behind the scenes, they're all being served with APIs in the background.

So that means that a lot of the traffic started to move towards APIs, because if you have a mobile application or a web application, it's almost guaranteed that behind the scenes, they're all being served with APIs in the background.

So that means that a lot of the traffic started to move towards APIs, because if you have a mobile application or a web application, it's almost guaranteed that behind the scenes, they're all being served with APIs in the background.

so one thing that was clear for us was that as a business if you are using apis to build a customer base and serve the customers that means that you need to be protecting those customers as well in terms of the data they are trusting you with those apis but also you as a business you're responsible for making sure that

so one thing that was clear for us was that as a business if you are using apis to build a customer base and serve the customers that means that you need to be protecting those customers as well in terms of the data they are trusting you with those apis but also you as a business you're responsible for making sure that