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Coding Tools for Novice Programmers and Business Users Get ChatGPT Tech Boost

"Since implementing OutSystems’s low-code tool two years ago, the company has saved about $350,000 a year, he [Director of IT at Park Industries] said.

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Buying advice for CIOs as low-code/no-code spending rise

OutSystems customers (Lendr and Riveria Partners) discuss how CIOs can make their investments in low-code worthwhile.

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Build AI apps faster with low-code and no-code

Ricoh case study mention on how they used OutSystems to build an intelligent process automation service for claims management.

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Low-Code Eases IT Talent Shortage, Budget Constraints

OutSystems customers (Lendr and Riveria Partners) discuss how low-code has eases the IT talent shortage and budget constraints

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More on how the US will implement its new National Cybersecurity Strategy. Emissary Panda and Mustang Panda are back. Responding to phishing. Royal ransomware. Water utility security.

Kent State's CIO (and OutSystems customer), Sameer Jaleel joins CyberWire in a podcast interview on how closing functionality gaps and creating a safer digital environment for students.

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Cloud-Native Development Report: The High Cost of Ownership.

Patrick Jean comments around the clear advantages of cloud-native applications over legacy software.

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TCO For a Cloud-Native Environment? $5.6 Million

Coverage for website 100% F22 Patrick Jean says the high cost of going cloud native makes it clear that organizations need to be sure the applications they are building is fit-for-purpose for complex IT environments and that a low-code platform may be the solution. Turn on screen reader support To enable screen reader support, press Ctrl+Alt+Z To learn about keyboard shortcuts, press Ctrl+slash

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The tech leader's guide to 2023

Patrick Jean predicts that this year, companies will embrace low-code tools for efficient business process management.

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How automation, low code/no code can fight the talent shortage

Paulo Rosado says, "low-code provides a real and proven way for organizations to develop new digital solutions much faster and leapfrog their competitors.”

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2023 Low-Code Predictions - Part 1

Prakash Vyas predicts more companies will adopt low-code tools for their IT and developer teams and roll out apps faster without compromising performance and scalability.

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2023 DevOps Predictions - Part 3

Original Article on how DevOps and related technologies will evolve and impact business in 2022

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Industry Leaders Predict How Software Companies Will Meet Challenges in 2023

Original Article on how software companies can best position their companies heading into 2023