Ignoring business symptoms can be costly in terms of cost overrun or missed opportunities. Here are five symptoms that indicate your organization needs to consider a Low-code platform for application development. Have you ever wondered how your doctor addressees your health problems? She listens to your symptoms, diagnoses what troubles you, and then prescribes the
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Business Process Management (BPM) and Low-code application development are two distinct technologies that have gradually evolved to offer a complimentary set of features and capabilities. While some features are common among BPM and Low-code, both technologies have their own distinct offerings. Some technology vendors offer BPM and Low-code in a single platform. This allows the
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Few weeks back at a college re-union of sorts, I met an old friend, Prashant, who is now a General Manager at a large 100-year-old brick and mortar company. While we had kept in touch occasionally, it was during that evening we could catch-up on a variety of topics including the good old college days,
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Appian (APPN) has an extremely aggressive release schedule. In fact, they release new versions of their Digital Transformation Business Process Management (BPM) platform once per quarter. Their most recent update; 17.2, live since Appian World 2017 in May, is filled with a large number of exciting new features and functionalities. I would like to discuss
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Let’s move past “drag-and-drop” and start talking about low-code application development more holistically. Low code features such as drag and drop is great, but to truly build and deploy enterprise-ready applications quickly, low-code becomes as much about instant playback functionality, automated testing, debugging, compiling, and deployment, as it does about the ability to quickly make
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In information technology, the user interface (UI) is everything designed into a device with which we as human beings interact with technology. This includes hardware such as the display screen, keyboard, mouse, light pen, stylus, and graphic user interfaces (GUI) such as the texts, buttons, illuminated characters, and help messages to name a few. The
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