In 2020, the global market for low-code applications saw unexpected growth and increased demand due to rapid digital transformation fueled by the Covid-19 pandemic. From my purview in the financial ...

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Looking for a low-code solution to help your developer teams build faster and more reliably? Take a look at one of these five, and you'll most likely find the perfect platform for your business. Image ...

Low code, once relegated to the less-respected margins of the developer tool industry, has emerged in recent years as an increasingly effective technology that allows users to create useful software ...

Since the early days of CRM, the industry has faced a daunting challenge: The tools have been too expensive and difficult to customize. And as systems have become more capable and sophisticated, so ...

PRINCETON, NJ, June 25, 2022 /24-7PressRelease/ — Damco Solutions, a New Jersey based technology system integrator, recently announced its foray into low-code application development. With this ...

Banking today is ages different than what it was just a decade ago. And it won’t be an exaggeration to attribute a major chunk of this transformation to technology. Even today, banks need to tweak the ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tray.io, the leader in low-code automation and integration, today launched a new order-to-cash solution for finance and operations teams to automate and accelerate the ...

How low-code and no-code solutions can help good developers become even better Your email has been sent The more experienced a developer you are, the less likely you are to use low-code, no-code tools ...

Will 2022 be the year the year citizen developers finally take the reigns leading application development across their respective lines of business? It looks likely, thanks to emerging low-code, ...

New data shows that in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, 1 in 9 businesses admit they would have failed if they had not adapted technology. Among these changes is the use of low-code technologies.

Banking today is ages different than what it was just a decade ago. And it won’t be an exaggeration to attribute a major chunk of this transformation to technology. Even today, banks need to tweak the ...