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Customer experience automation vendor ActiveCampaign has launched a US$2 million developer fund to support app developers who create tools that will help ActiveCampaign's customers.

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.

Business advisory group UBT has deployed an app to quickly get food boxes to COVID-19 affected families across NSW as part of their charitable organisation, Rapid Relief Team (RRT).

At Zebra's AppForum events around the world, the company shares how its customers are, and can, gain an "intelligent edge in Enterprise IT and software development", and we spoke to two top execs on thought leadership, global trends and much more.

Many start-ups need to develop a website or mobile app for their business, but if you don’t have a background in app development and you are short on funds, how can you do it and where would you even start?

Global low-code application development platform and digital transformation company OutSystems has opened its first direct sales office in Sydney as part of its global expansion strategy.

FileMaker 15, a new release of the application development system for OS X, Windows, iOS and the web, delivers new or improved features in the areas of mobility, automation and integration, ease of use, security, and performance.

One of the world's top development houses MEA Mobile has opened its first Australian office, bringing its mobile app development and digital advertising services to Aussie companies.

A new report says that Australia’s ‘app economy’ of mobile device developers and their support staff is one of the country’s fastest growing employment sectors.

US-based Moki offers some of the benefits of mobile device management to organisations that provide their customers with mobile apps to access products and services.

App wizards and tech-heads take note, the auDA Foundation is now accepting applications for grants in the 2013 funding round.

Australian app developers keen to integrate speech recognition into their apps for iOS 4.0 or Android 2.1 devices are the target for the local expansion of Nuance's Mobile Developer Programme which from today is providing support for Australian English in all its glory.