AI writes 30-40% of Microsoft code: what does that mean?
The first edition of Meta's LlamaCon has kicked off. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was also present and reveale...
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Mulesoft makes APIs and integrations smarter and simpler
Recently, we talked to Mulesoft-CTO Uri Sarid about how his company, under the wing of Salesforce, is still i...
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OutSystems adds low-code in all layers of application development
OutSystems is one of the companies that has put low-code on the map. Because the company is a forerunner in t...
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Amazon Kendra makes business data accessible and retrievable
During re:Invent, Amazon Web Services (AWS) presented an enterprise search engine that will excite most compa...
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Salesforce lets users add functionality through low-code
Salesforce is one of the companies with its own low code and no-code platform. The Lightning platform can be ...
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Boomi is on the brink of a new integration era
During Boomi World in Washington DC, we got an update on Boomi's iPaaS software. What struck us was that inte...
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How Apple and Salesforce optimise customer experience
Marc Benioff, one of Salesforce's CEOs, said the iPhone and iPad are the best business devices in the world. ...
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GitLab is a DevSecOps platform with open-source at its core
GitLab recently came into the spotlights as one of the Dutch unicorns, enterprises with a value of more than ...
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What does the rise of low-code and no-code mean for companies?
In addition to dedicated platforms with which applications can be built using low-code or no-code, a new tren...
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For low-code/no-code applications, an integration partner is needed
More and more companies are turning to low code and no-code. The aim is to develop applications or add featur...
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Cloud Foundry is navigating wild waters
For many companies and organizations, Cloud Foundry is a good option to bring their applications to the (mult...