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Low-code pioneer Appian has not only just concluded its Appian Europe Digital Experience, which you can still attend virtual replays of, but the latest version of its Low-Code Automation Platform has arrived making things faster and more efficient than ever!

GUEST OPINION: While manufacturers and distributors continue to recover from the ongoing pandemic, many have learnt a valuable lesson around the importance of agility to remain resilient. The biggest takeaway has been the realisation that technology is a vital component in remaining connected with customers and suppliers in real-time.

Process management and automation specialist Nintex has updated its K2 Five low-code process automation product.

Australian fintech Hay has launches Hay-as-a-Service, managed by the Appian Low-Code Automation Platform, to streamline and automate the management of its embedded finance platform with low-code plus complete automation.

Melbourne-based procurement technology provider VendorPanel has acquired low-code procurement software company EBMS Nimblex.

GUEST INTERVIEW: Appian is the low-code automation platform that lets you turn great ideas into powerful business applications, creating apps visually via flowchart much faster than traditional ways. Matt Calkins is the CEO and co-founder of Appian, and he joins us for a second time in 8 months to talk about Appian in 2021, Appian World 2021 and the ongoing low-code revolution.

GUEST INTERVIEW:  is the low-code automation platform that lets you turn great ideas into powerful business applications, creating apps visually via flowchart much faster than traditional ways. Matt Calkins is the CEO and co-founder of Appian, and he joins us for a second time in 8 months to talk about Appian in 2021, Appian World 2021 and the ongoing low-code revolution.

Appain's Low-code Automation Platform: Delivering low-code with complete automation delivers faster and more impactful business value

Business software provider Pegasystems has released a new version of its Pega Infinity suite with features to support digital transformation initiatives. This includes low-code capabilities allowing citizen developers to create user interfaces.

The new Pega Process AI feature for Pegasystems' Pega Platform adds self-optimising AI and decision management to low-code process automation software, according to the company.

Given the market disruption experienced by the corporate sector over the past 12 months, companies found themselves needing to make bold choices and implement operational or product changes, fast. That pace proved to be the downfall of many, as all too often, companies were hamstrung by an inability to keep pace with their own plans. That gulf between vision and delivery at a critical time is perhaps most visible in application development.

What should developers prioritise in 2021 to adapt to a changing landscape? iTWire sought answers to this question from a variety of industry experts.

The 2020 Appian APAC Partner Award winners across four categories have been announced, with these strategic partners selected based on their success in helping companies execute their business strategies through applications built on the Appian Low-code Automation Platform. 

GUEST INTERVIEW: Appian is the low-code company that lets you create apps visually via flowchart, 10 to 20 times faster than traditional ways, in what is a sophisticated reimagining of the coding process that lets apps, software and ideas flow into life at the speed of thought, and be easily updated and changed. It's also an excellent example of hyperautomation, which is the subject of CEO Matt Calkins' new book.

INTERVIEW PROMOTION. Low-code development vendor OutSystems has released a major study of thousands of IT professionals and CIOs about their readiness for change a world beset by the COVID-19 pandemic.

OutSystems' business in Australia has grown by 200% over the last four quarters. The company offers a low-code application development system for mobile and Web apps.

A small South African company is trying to expand the use of its low-code platform, which is used to create Web services, to Europe and the US.