
AI and low-code synergy accelerating application development in Asia-Pacific
APAC enterprises are turning to low-code, integrated development environments (IDEs) and DevOps to address challenges from outdated frameworks and low

APAC enterprises are turning to low-code, integrated development environments (IDEs) and DevOps to address challenges from outdated frameworks and low

The adoption of AI in low-code has seen a significant surge, with a 30% year-over-year increase in active users of AI for development

In a joint Harvard Business Review and Google Cloud report 97% of business leaders surveyed believe that democratising access to

IDC forecast worldwide revenue for enterprise applications will grow from US$279.6 billion in 2022 to US$385.2 billion in 2026 with

Asia-Pacific’s manufacturing industry outlook has changed significantly in the last 24 months resulting in accelerated investment in advanced technologies and

Software development in the digital era is often challenged by skilled developer shortages, technical debt, and shadow IT. Low-code\no-code (LCNC)

The ongoing pandemic and the surge in digital services are making the cloud the centrepiece of new digital experiences. Milind

58% of developers cite security and development integration as the biggest challenge they face in adopting low-code development platforms.

Low-code platforms give companies the ability to deploy new applications, see results and make changes quickly contributes to business growth.

A surge in remote development boosted low-code adoption despite ongoing cost optimization efforts – the silver-lining in digital transformation during

Talent gap emerges as primary obstacle to AI adoption; making AI accessible to all is imperative to digital transformation efforts.

Gartner says global RPA revenue to climb to $2 billion in 2021, despite economic pressures from COVID-19. Gartner predicts nearly