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Appian Introduces Latest Version of Appian’s Low-Code Automation Platform

May 11, 2021 By admin Leave a Comment

Full low-code automation delivers faster, more powerful business value

MADRID , May 11, 2021 – Appian (NASDAQ: APPN ) today unveiled the latest version of Appian’s low-code automation platform. The new version pushes the boundaries of the low-code industry with the introduction of low-code data, a new no-code approach to unifying company data. The latest version of Appian also features an AI-powered Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) enhancement, new developer collaboration and design guidance features, and enhanced DevSecOps capabilities.

Appian offers complete automation, organizing people, existing systems, data, bots, and AI into a single workflow . Full automation feeds company-wide workflows to unlock material business outcomes.

Matt Richard , CIO of Laborers International Union of North America (LiUNA), a 500,000-member union of construction, postal and other workers, said: “Appian takes the hassle out of working with the most advanced automation technologies so that we can focus on making our members’ experience the best it can be. We were able to build our first Appian RPA (Robotic Process Automation) process in just four days, integrated with our people processes and Appian AI. data is going to have a big impact on us, so I’m looking forward to the new version with low-code data. ”

New platform enhancements support the Appian Guarantee , which aims to deliver a customer’s first project in as little as eight weeks with a flat service fee. New capabilities in the latest version of the Appian platform include:

Low-code data: Building low-code applications is simple and visual, but data integration still requires a number of database knowledge, at least so far. Appian makes data integration as easy as building applications. Data can be obtained from anywhere, without the need to migrate it. You can visually combine, extend, and model relationships between various data sources, and automatically optimize data sets for improved performance, without the need to code or program databases.
IDP : Appian’s Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) offers huge efficiency improvements through direct processing of large volumes of unstructured data. IDP now features native Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to securely extract data from documents without the need for third-party software or services. Combined with Appian’s native, pre-defined and constantly learning AI models, IDP can eliminate manual processing in any workflow .
Low-code RPA: Appian RPA centrally manages and monitors Appian bots, third-party bots, and end-to-end processes to increase scale and performance. Appian customers can now automate tasks even faster with new Windows Low-code RPA actions and additional new action libraries that can be downloaded directly from Appian’s AppMarket .
Low-code applications: Appian enables organizations to build and change applications and automations 10 times faster through visual development that is as simple as drawing a flowchart. New developer collaboration capabilities simplify application building collaboration, while the improved design guide optimizes application performance, security, and testing. The result is a huge boost to developer productivity.
Low-code DevSecOps – Everything at Appian is built for enterprise-level trust. From unmatched security certifications to comprehensive low-code DevSecOps, Appian helps customers innovate, compete and grow. The new version continues to enhance the streamlined movement of software packages between development, test, and production environments with one-click comparison and deployment to accelerate secure and governed deployments.

The latest version of Appian’s low-code automation platform will be generally available in June 2021. For a free trial of the platform, you can visit: www.appian.com/platform/free-trial/ .

About Appian
Appian helps organizations build applications and workflows quickly, with a low-code automation platform. By combining people, technologies and data into a single workflow, Appian can help companies maximize their resources and improve business results. Appian applications are used by many of the world’s largest organizations to improve the customer experience, achieve operational excellence, and simplify global risk management and regulatory compliance. For more information, visit appian.es .

SOURCE Appian
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