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Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Jun 28, 2017

My Co-founder Quit. What Now? Keep Going.

(This post originally appeared on hubrix.co)

Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Mar 8, 2017

FBAC: Towards “Silo-free” Access Control

Author’s note: This is a complex topic, and some of this is business/strategy-oriented…

Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Apr 4, 2018

Access Control Use Cases for SaaS CRM

A sales team is a sometimes-splendid, sometimes-frightening example of “coopetition.” As in…

Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Oct 17, 2018

We think, therefore I/AM:

The Case for separating Identity from Access Management

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Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Mar 26, 2018

Software is not a Product

Bright Lights, Big Sh**ty

Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Jul 10, 2018

5 Things You Didn’t Know Are Access Control

Even for seasoned software developers, wading into the world of IAM (Identity &…

Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Jun 12, 2018

Getting Serious about Social Enterprise

I love it when circumstances leave a gift-wrapped insight on my doorstep. I had such a…

Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Jan 29, 2018

Toxic APIs, or Don Quixote 2.0

(This post originally appeared on hubrix.co in March 2017).

In a world of APIs…

Daniel de Segovia Gross in Hubrix.co

Jun 13, 2017

Single-Function APIs: Boring is the New Sexy

The API Economy is coming into its own and gaining momentum. Major players are…

Cyril M in Hubrix.co

Dec 18, 2017

Hubrix 2017 API Survey Results

Originally published at www.hubrix.co on December 18, 2017.

We are pleased to share with you the results of the 2017 Hubrix API Survey. We are making the anonymized survey data available to the public as Open Data.

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Hubrix builds software components, each one fulfilling a complete functional requirement in an application. Our first product, Hurima™, is an access control API/SDK for developpers.

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