Nishanth Kadiyala
Nishanth Kadiyala is a Technical Marketing Manager at Progress. He got his B.Tech degree from IIT Guwahati and his MBA from UNC Chapel Hill. He has worked on several technologies including database designing, SQL querying and Cloud Computing in the past. Currently, he is committed to educating enterprises about standards based connectivity via ODBC, JDBC, ADO.NET and OData. He is also proficient with DataDirect Hybrid Connectivity Services – DataDirect Cloud and Hybrid Data Pipeline. You can stay in touch with him through Twitter.
Articles by the Author
Catch Up on What You Missed—a 2018 DataDirect Retrospective
2018 was an eventful year—and 2019 is already off to a fantastic start. Look back at the data connectivity highlights of last year and get excited about the year to come.
Introducing Autonomous REST Connector: Instant SQL Over REST APIs
While REST APIs have become increasingly popular, it's never been easy for analytical tools to query against them. Until now. Codelessly connect any application to any API with our latest connector.
Data API Management for Digital Transformation: GigaOm Research
It's time for enterprises to move forward in their API journey. Learn how you can get started, and then dig into new research from GigaOm to find out more.
Progress Makes DBTA 100 for 6th Straight Year
Data is vital to success in the modern business landscape. At Progress, we’re continuously innovating to help you stay on top of your data needs.
Modernize Access to IBM DB2 for z/OS Mainframe Data with a REST API
It's time to modernize your data access. Learn our methodology to securely “REST-enable” your mainframe to leverage its data throughout the enterprise.
Get Started with Virtual Entity for Dynamics 365 Using OData 4
Go beyond Dynamics 365 with Virtual Entities - get started quickly with the industry's first low-code tutorial to help you on your Virtual Entity journey.
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