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Abhinav Asthana

Founder and CEO at Postman and 3 other companies
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Abhinav Asthana is founder and CEO of API platform Postman. Since founding Postman in 2012 he has scaled the company to more than 4 million developers across more than 30,000 companies worldwide, with Mac, Windows, Linux, and Chrome versions. Abhinav started his first business while still in school, providing web development services to small businesses, and expanded his professional experience with a stint at Yahoo! He co-founded TeliportMe and served as CTO there, developing pioneering panorama apps for Android which received more than 5M downloads. He holds a B.E. with honors from the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani.

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  • “As the amount of outsourced developers increases, the nature of development that is being done outside the United States continues to evolve. While this talent was historically utilized primarily for side projects or integrating applications, we now see entire product suites being led by this talent pool. These global teams must increase their collaboration and alignment to succeed cross-functionally and drive greater business results.”

  • “One area where I see a lot of potential is the simplification of complicated graphical user interfaces. For complex tasks, graphical user interfaces often become hard to use, and actions hide behind rows of buttons, menus, shortcuts, and procedures. They require years of training for people to become proficient, and even then, most people struggle with them. Generative AI trained on domain understanding has the potential to simplify those experiences.”

  • “The big picture view that we have is that APIs will be even more relevant. AI is a platform shift that will impact every piece of software. AI is also going to require a rethink of how APIs are used and designed; APIs will need to be understandable by AI bots and very simple to understand and integrate with."