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Facilitating hybrid working environments and ensuring a skills match for future success top the list of tough, ongoing issues IT leaders must navigate this year.

While much of the workforce has welcomed the hybrid model with open arms and many companies will likely follow suit, communication within and among teams has become more challenging than ever.

Appian (NASDAQ: APPN) announced today that it is named a Leader in the new report, The Forrester Wave™: Digital Process Automation Software, Q4 2021. According to the report, digital process automation (DPA) is rooted in business process management and systems designed to handle complex long-running processes.

Supporting remote workers (72%), integrating information and workflows across the organisation (69%), and changing systems and processes quickly (69%) are the top three areas for improvement.

Appian (NASDAQ: APPN) announced today that it is named a Leader in the new report, The Forrester Wave™: Digital Process Automation Software, Q4 2021. According to the report, digital process automation (DPA) is rooted in business process management and systems designed to handle complex long-running processes. In addition, DPA platforms are increasingly relevant for low-code development. The 23-criterion evaluation of DPA providers identified the 14 most significant vendors in the market

CEO Matt Calkins talks speed of change. Every business has recently been challenged to change.

Everyone knows the old expression "A picture is worth a thousands words." For Matt Calkins, an updated version of that might be "A picture is worth a thousand lines of code."

We’re in an era of complexity and booming demand from a broader range of stakeholders. The pandemic has brought about a raft of new challenges for CIOs. On one hand, they’ve had to think about business continuity during the shift to remote working. On the other hand, they’ve had to launch new digital customer engagement channels to meet demand.

Almost any professional background can lead to a low-code career — and more meaningful work.

The scale of change in the financial services industry is immense both in terms of the services offered and the technology underpinning them. Traditional institutions face increasing pressure as new challenger banks and tech start-ups disrupt the long-held industry status quo. The sector has responded by accelerating innovation in-house or via acquisition – which has only been spurred on by the Covid-19 pandemic. As well as pressure from within, consumers increasingly expect digital experiences, forcing the sector to respond to stay competitive.

Appian RPA automates Vontobel’s manual processes for handling investment assets, banking products, and other operational workflows.

Fueling innovation and fast-tracking change, low-code is poised to disrupt every industry you know.

While the pandemic gave organizations no choice but to embrace remote working, the digital transformation journey goes far beyond video conferencing apps for team meetings.

M&As are incredibly complex, and organizations find themselves with the difficult task of integrating large amounts of legacy infrastructure.

Swiss investment firm deploys Appian RPA in the cloud to support operational excellence through automated and unified workflows

IT departments are struggling to deliver on an unsustainable backlog of digital transformation projects.

Appian today announced that Vontobel, a globally operating financial expert with Swiss roots, is deploying Appian Robotic Process Automation (RPA) across the company to accelerate its business transformation and automation initiatives. Vontobel began using the Appian Low-Code Platform in 2016 to streamline operational business processes from front-line customer service to back-office governance, risk, and compliance.

New approaches to automation can help organisations achieve their net zero ambitions by creating workflows that don’t rely on the traditional teams of specialist developers.

RPA is unlikely to eliminate your job, but it will almost certainly change it.

Learn how insurers are using low-code to mitigate risk, transform operations, and improve customer service in the post-COVID world.