#lowcodeautomation

Appian have been named a 2021 Customers’ Choice for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms by Gartner Peer Insights. Appian is the only vendor to receive this distinction in the categories for Global Enterprises ($10B+ USD), Large Enterprises, North America, and the Finance industry.

While companies nationwide turned to remote work in 2020, challenges in automating legacy systems and scaling processes to account for the new, largely digital, workforce remained. In a recent conversation with Federal News Network's John Gilroy, Appian's CTO Michael Beckley provides a solution to the age-old question of IT modernization: low-code.

In retrospect, 2020 was a year of unprecedented change. No one could have foreseen what the last 12 months would bring. But in Europe and the Middle East, Appian has adapted to make the most of the situation, building solutions to help customers keep their customers and staff safe and engaged. Here’s a recap of Appian's top 10 moments from a year like no other...

The COVID-19 crisis accelerated business disruption which means becoming a digital master is an existential challenge. Here are three keys to success.

How can automation shape your company's future? Combine tools like RPA, AI, & workflow to improve your business processes then add these capabilities to a cloud environment — the result: end-to-end business integration.

Low-code RPA, AI, and Process Automation, unified with Data Anywhere, unlocks New Levels of Automation Business Value. Appian has introduced the First Unified Platform for Hyperautomation.

As a key provider of low-code automation technology, Appian was named the clear leader in Nucleus Research's 2020 Value Matrix for Low-Code Application Platforms.

The unique challenges presented by the pandemic have impacted all areas of business, including a company’s ability to manage and assess potential risk - that’s where low-code and Appian’s Jay Cherrie come in.

Before establishing an effective automation Center of Excellence (CoE), which is key to scaling automation initiatives, Appian's CTO Michael Beckley describes the role of identification as one of many elements required in the initial “building” stages, “an important part of this process is educating people about how to identify automation opportunities.”

Appian has teamed up with Ellucian, a leading provider of software & services built to power higher education. As part of the Ellucian Partner Community, Appian is raising awareness that academic institutions can return safely with the Appian CampusPass solution.