One-on-One – Sam Ramji

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Apigee engineer describes how multi-sided markets let established companies like Sears, AT&T and General Motors reframe themselves as platforms that create win-win-win value for customers, partners and developers. Cites Robert Wright’s Nonzero and the idea of nonzero positive-sum games as a rationale for open source collaboration. Highlights software-defined networking and OpenFlow as concrete tech that opens the network stack to developers, enabling new control, measurement and agility.

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