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How to leverage low code test automation to scale

Dev teams are stacked against an incredibly high bar of software quality, consistent end-UX, and tight release windows. While manual testing remains a cornerstone of quality, leveraging test automation enables enterprises to scale testing and meet demands for coverage and capacity. Low-code test automation provides a great place to start; it circumvents current challenges in talent pools, increases coverage, and iterates quickly.

How to Identify Automation Opportunities in Order-to-Cash with Process Mining

Insurance companies, like those across many other industries, struggle with systemic issues brought on by disjointed, outdated core technologies. To help minimize the strain disconnected systems can cause, Appian invests in experts with years of first-hand experience to deliver digital solutions that can increase efficiency and improve the customer experience.

The Red Velvet Rope of Low-Code Data Security

Here at Appian we're really excited to have released our low-code data security feature earlier this year. If you're not sure what that is, you're in good company. Even our parents just look at us blankly before saying "that's nice, dear" and changing the subject. Someone who doesn't love us unconditionally might be more skeptical.

The Front Door to Your Business Just Got More Inviting

It’s only been a few months since we introduced Appian Portals and already the excitement is palpable. Businesses across a variety of mainstream industries are building portals with Appian in a matter of days in order to engage with new and potential customers, manage vendors, accept complaints, provide quotes, and so much more.

Should you Build or Buy Your Data Parsing Tool?

Before we dive deeper into data parsing tools, we must understand what parsing means. Consider the following sentence: The adept software parsed the problematic data. Intuitively, we all understand what this means, but what if we broke it down into a simpler format? The process of dividing this sentence into its subject, verb, and object is known as linguistic parsing. By performing linguistic parsing, readers can better understand the intention behind an author’s words.