Oracle Releases Java 26: AI, Security, and the Java Verified Portfolio
As is customary during its JavaOne conference, Oracle is releasing a new version of Java. Today, it’s all a...
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Snyk brings security to the software development life cycle
Snyk offers an application security platform that is getting more popular. It has grown into a security vendo...
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Anyone can automate with MuleSoft Composer for Salesforce
With MuleSoft Composer for Salesforce, the CRM company wants to convey that anyone can automate a business pr...
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Autonomous AgBot makes farmers more efficient and sustainable
We come across all kinds of interesting projects around automation and digitalization during the year. As far...
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Software testing: nobody questions the need, but it’s not done enough
Many companies develop their own software, whether it's a standalone application, an extension to their ERP s...
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ServiceNow launches Paris, faster response to transformation and IoT
ServiceNow made its Paris release available this week, a new version of the Now platform. With this new versi...
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Mendix World focusses on All-in-One low code and the Data Hub
Today, Mendix World kicked off, a virtual event by Mendix, to replace their physical event. During Mendix Wor...
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ServiceNow focuses on iPaaS with IntegrationHub and Flow Designer
The ServiceNow platform is growing each year and the company's focus is becoming ever wider. During Knowledge...
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Appian continues to specialize in low-code automation and adds RPA
Appian wants to become the absolute leader in workflow automation using low-code, and if possible no-code. No...
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AWS emphasises the importance of a Well Architected Framework
Just like any other company, AWS held his virtual conference. At this virtual conference, CTO Werner Vogels h...
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Red Hat makes Java more suitable for cloud-native development
Java is one of the most popular programming languages among developers, but according to Red Hat, there is no...