In last year’s ZohoDay event, Zoho presented an agentic AI builder and cross-application natural language interfaces through ...

As an IT leader, when you hear “low code,” does your skeptical side start preparing your argument for why it’s a bad idea? Or are you on board, eager to use low-code tools to automate workflows and ...

About a year ago, my team set out to uncover what business and IT leaders at mid-market organizations around the world really care about when it comes to their organizations. We expected to see a lot ...

Overview Developing a new app no longer requires in-depth knowledge of programming and other complex technical concepts.This ...

As a business leader, your team has likely used low-code tools to automate manual workflows without having to rely too heavily on IT and developer support. For example, you may have implemented ...

Once upon a time, software development techniques were ruled by the technocrats — the coders, developers and IT experts within organizations who possess the skills required to build applications, ...

DENVER & KANSAS CITY, Mo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Swimlane, the leader in low-code security automation, today announced a strategic partnership with 1898 & Co., a preeminent industrial control system (ICS) ...

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 ...

Everyone’s talking about “The Great Resignation” with employees across industries impacted by it. Whether they’ve pursued a new job opportunity or been left behind to pick up their former teammates’ ...

Automation, driven by low code, is a must-have capability for any company looking to digitally transform. It has allowed businesses to remain productive and efficient thanks to its time-saving ...

The data skills gap is taking its toll on IT departments. IT teams are scrambling to manage the never-ending tasks flooding their department, all while understaffed. Sooner rather than later, CIOs ...