Which metric is NOT included in C4E success metrics?

In the context of Center for Enablement (C4E) success metrics, the focus is primarily on quantifiable aspects that directly measure the effectiveness of APIs and the overall goal of enhancing API-led connectivity within the organization.

The number of system APIs managed, API clients registered, and assets published to Anypoint Exchange all serve as concrete indicators of engagement, utilization, and the growth of API-led initiatives within the organization. These metrics provide tangible evidence of the infrastructure's performance, the adoption of web services, and the success of initiatives like fostering a repository of reusable assets.

On the other hand, the number of stakeholders involved, while it may provide context about the breadth of the initiative, is less about quantifiable success and more about participation. It does not serve as a direct measure of how well the C4E is functioning or the success of the API ecosystem. Therefore, while engagement from stakeholders is important, it is not a success metric that aligns directly with the operational and strategic goals associated with the C4E framework.

This distinction highlights why the number of stakeholders involved is not included among the core success metrics for C4E.