With CMS-0057-F enforcement approaching in 2027, payer leaders face a decision that goes beyond compliance: how execution will be owned, scaled, and defended across the enterprise.

From compliance to execution

The real issue CMS-0057-F brings to the surface isn’t regulatory compliance. It’s operational execution.

For the first time, payers are required to run healthcare processes, not just expose data. CMS-0057-F shifts the mandate from transparency to transaction, forcing organizations to operationalize:

In a high-interest-rate environment, the most expensive asset a bank can hold is a signed partner contract that isn’t generating transaction revenue. For many regional banks, the 4–6 month gap between “contract signed” and “first transaction” is driven by manual compliance reviews, fragmented security processes, and custom integration work that delays go-live. 

We call this the “Integration Tax.” 

We are excited to celebrate the exceptional achievements of WSO2’s top performers in our WSO2 Certified Employee of the Year competition.

When we started WSO2 in 2005, there was no question what programming language was right for developing server-side enterprise infrastructure: Java. However, as we go past our 20th year and look ahead at the next 10 to 20 years, it’s clear that we need to reflect on the way forward.