Automation and artificial intelligence have been key players in financial services for years. Financial institutions have automated routine tasks across fraud detection and prevention, loan application processing, and customer service, to name just a few. But the pace and breadth of adoption will only increase. In the lending market, automated underwriting can be a game-changer.

Enterprises have complex IT and technology needs. To reach business goals, organizations must often stitch together a patchwork of software and IT systems. So, it’s understandable that the thought of adding yet another technology—low-code—might cause trepidation. But low-code excels at integrating seamlessly with any technology. Low-code tools speed up development work and enable rapid application development.

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Low-code is here to stay. In fact, Gartner anticipates the adoption of low-code development platforms will grow 20% per year to $44.5 billion by 2026. However, while low-code offers enterprise IT leaders undeniable advantages, its role in shaping the future of process automation is nuanced. This blog delves into the dichotomy of low-code's potential, exploring why it is the future but not the sole solution for process automation.

Intelligent automation is a term for the combination of process automation and artificial intelligence (AI). And it’s creating efficiency gains for enterprises across industries. In this article, discover intelligent automation examples that will illuminate common use cases that enterprises should consider adopting to improve efficiency and make space for innovation.

The Security Operations team at Appian is responsible for detecting, responding to, and shutting down potential cybersecurity threats against our company. As an innovative and cutting-edge security team, we put a great deal of effort into coming up with new and novel ideas for how a potential threat may manifest. Threat ideas can come from domain industry experience, interacting with internal stakeholders, or reading security blogs.

Choosing the right development platform can be pivotal for a developer's career trajectory, job satisfaction, and the quality of solutions they’re able to create. The latest data from the Appian Developer Sentiment Survey revealed that the Appian Platform not only advances developer careers but also redefines what they can achieve in the digital landscape. Developers are increasingly recognizing the value of Appian for enhancing job prospects and attaining overall job satisfaction.

Data democratization is an enterprise initiative to improve data-driven decision-making throughout an organization. Data democratization breaks down silos and promptly delivers data to the people who need it to make informed decisions. Data democratization has two core tenets: data access and data literacy. Both are simple in theory, difficult in practice. Data literacy is the ability to understand, analyze, interpret, and communicate with data.