Appian stories
The majority of Asia Pacific financial services firms say automation gives them a competitive edge, according to new research.
Gartner has named Appian as a leader in the 2020 Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms.
By enabling software development without relegating coding to specific developers, low-code is set to soar in popularity this year.
A lot can change in 21 years. It takes a strong company to remain true to a few key technology ideas, and concentrate on their evolution.
Appian announces winners of its 2020 APAC Partner Awards, recognizing outstanding achievement in customer success, growth, innovation, and reselling.
Appian partners with Celonis to accelerate digital business process transformation and continuous improvement.
To qualify for Customers' Choice distinction, vendors must achieve an overall rating (out of 5 stars) equal to or higher than the mean rating for that market.
APAC digital transformation efforts face significant hurdles, with misalignment between CIOs and IT teams threatening progress in AI and RPA integration.
Appian's survey unveils Asia Pacific firms' digital transformation hurdles, spotlighting cultural disconnects, speed of delivery, and AI preference over RPA.
The truth is, in today's hyper-competitive digital economy, organisations that choose to embrace intelligent automation will come out on top.
To achieve digital dominance, financial institutions must harness their vast data troves for personalised services, risk modelling, and fraud prevention.
In today's climate, it often feels like organisations worry less about processes and more about how people are getting the job done.
Hay, the Australian fintech company, has launched its 'Hay-as-a-Service' solution with the support of Appian's Low-Code Automation Platform.
The applications created on Appian's platform supposedly help companies drive digital transformation and competitive differentiation.
