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SiliconANGLE Article by Jason Bloomberg When the Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security or CARES Act became law on March 27, it created the Paycheck…
When I heard what Camunda, the scrappy open-source vendor of business process management software (BPMS), was up to, I had to head to its hometown of Berlin to…
As we’ve explored in the first two parts of this three-part series, there are many and diverse ways in which enterprise leaders can use a…
When you hear the term low-code, what comes to mind? Most enterprise leaders that have begun to explore low-code development platforms, land quickly on a…
Would-be buyers of low-code development platforms tend to fall into one of two camps. If you’re in the first, you see the promise and potential…
Low-code platforms simplify and streamline the work of professional developers, enabling them to deliver enterprise apps in a fraction of the time of hand-coding, often…
June 27 10:00 PDT / 1:00 EDT It’s easy to see the potential of emerging low-code technology, but building apps is only the starting point.…
Organizations today face continually evolving expectations to improve customer experience, maximize operational efficiency and accelerate innovation…all while maintaining scalability and security. With the growing pressure…
In a recent article, I took a critical look at the burgeoning robotic process automation (RPA) market – and found that in many cases, vendor…
What do you think of when you think about the information technology (IT) at today’s leading retailers? Point of sale systems. Ecommerce sites. Supply chain…
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