The transition from SDK to the API framework has been a long-discussed topic in the industry. Despite warnings, some vendors struggle with preparation for the change. A vendor highlighted the pressure of an approaching deadline, emphasizing the importance of readiness. Concerns arise that an extended deadline may encourage complacency among vendors. Scott Kimberly noted that without push from ICE, many vendors may postpone necessary updates. The challenge for ICE lies in striking a balance between understanding lender dependencies and pushing vendors towards software advancement that supports API technology.
The discussion emphasizes the ongoing transition from the SDK to the API framework in the industry, highlighting its significance and the pushback from unprepared vendors.
VanFossen pointed out that he had ample warning regarding the shift to API, stating that he was required to ensure all future products were API-based in 2023.
Vendors express concerns about meeting the transition deadline to EPC, indicating that the extended deadline might lead them to defer necessary updates.
Scott Kimberly commented that pushing vendors is essential; without pressure, necessary updates to API technology might be indefinitely postponed.
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