Enterprises use APIs to monetize their data and processes. But many apps and functions operate asynchronously, and not all APIs are suited for the traditional request/response model. Here are six reasons why companies are adopting an event-driven architecture (EDA) to turn their APIs into events that can be managed just like APIs.
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