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Appian has announced a program to provide the next generation of low-code developers with access to education on the subject and certification to foster career opportunities.

Appian has announced it has helped finance company Pepper Money improve business volumes by 70% for its SOLANA platform.

Appian has been awarded USD$2.036 billion in damages against Pegasystems Inc as the result of a jury verdict in the Circuit Court for Fairfax County, Virginia.

Appian has announced that Horizon Power is now using the Appian low-code platform to power its digital transformation program.

Appian has released the latest version of the Appian Low-Code Platform, with enhancements that bring together process mining, workflow, and automation.

Set to easily streamline complex processes and also help assist workflow design and automation, the new technology is said to further help businesses address serious workflow bottlenecks faster.

The past two years have demonstrated that for businesses to survive, they need to be able to change.

Appian announced today that Belong, a leading provider of mobile and internet plans in Australia, is using the Appian Low-Code Platform to intelligently automate key customer service actions, manage fraud identification and rapidly respond to changing demands, including COVID-19.

Australian IT teams are losing control of digital infrastructure as non-IT business units take the lead in developing most of the applications that they use.

Appian has announced that Hay, the Australian headquartered fintech company, has launched its ‘Hay-as-a-Service’ (HaaS) solution with the support of the Appian Low-Code Automation Platform.

“Leveraging automation to build apps more cost-effectively and more quickly helps accelerate business processes, improves the customer experience, and makes the entire organisation much more efficient."

"Data integration behaviour involves a lot of coding, typing and scripting. It's not a way that empowers people the most."

By enabling software development without relegating coding to specific developers, low-code is set to soar in popularity this year.

A lot can change in 21 years. It takes a strong company to remain true to a few key technology ideas, and concentrate on their evolution.

The accolades were awarded based on success in helping companies execute business strategies through applications built on the Appian Low-code Automation Platform.

"Appian and Celonis share a vision for a world of fluid and frictionless business that delivers exceptional experiences for customers and employees."

To qualify for Customers’ Choice distinction, vendors must achieve an overall rating (out of 5 stars) equal to or higher than the mean rating for that market.

67% of organisations are piloting, scaling, or deploying transformation programs, but disconnects in IT Culture (52%) and Delivery Speed (50%) stand in the way, Appian finds.

A recent survey from Appian found that organisations aren’t just facing technological barriers: IT cultural disconnects and slow delivery speeds are also bogging projects down.

The truth is, in today’s hyper-competitive digital economy, organisations that choose to embrace intelligent automation will come out on top.

By 2020, about 1.7 megabytes a second of new information will be created for every human being on the planet.

In today’s climate, it often feels like organisations worry less about processes and more about how people are getting the job done.

The applications created on Appian’s platform supposedly help companies drive digital transformation and competitive differentiation.