API & digital ecosystems in Lombardy
summary
Regional digital office runs APIs across a complex territory of ten million citizens, 1,500 municipalities and ~800,000 companies and treats APIs as interoperable public value rather than mere tech endpoints. Public portals expose 3,300 datasets and a Geo portal serves 250 maps via REST and OGC services. A community framework launched for Expo 2015—zero15: 600 participants, 80 apps, 160 APIs—acts as a governance model, plus a demonstrator app L15, plans for a unified API marketplace, storytelling demos, and closed healthcare APIs for secure exchanges.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:45What is Lombardy
- 2:32Four steps
- 4:56API
- 6:31Architecture diagram
- 9:46Open Data Portal
- 10:32Geo Portal
- 11:10Digital Ecosystem
- 13:27Numbers
- 14:54Examples
- 15:50Catalog
- 16:05Events
- 17:16Realtime transport
- 18:43Closed ecosystems
- 18:59Digital relationship
- 19:51Whats next
- 25:25API storytelling example
- 27:02How do you align API with broader policies
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