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What is low-code and why does it matter to your company? Changing dynamics, increased process complexity, escalating customer expectations, and evolving regulatory requirements are just a few of today’s competing priorities. Businesses must remain agile in order to remain competitive. Enter low code. 
 
Low-code development platforms mean building apps faster by reducing the need to code. Think minimal hand-coding, quick setup and deployment, and automated workflows.
 
This versatile technology can help organizations adapt to massive change by quickly combining human and digital labor in the same workflow. Suddenly, low-code is everywhere. Total spending on the category is forecasted at $21.2 billion by 2022₁, a compound annual growth rate of roughly 40%. So are citizen developers, who increasingly use low-code (and no-code) platforms to build applications.
 
Learn about the rise of low-code, how it’s impacting modern application development and what it means for your company’s digital infrastructure. 
 
1. “What You Need To Know About The Low-Code Market”. Forbes. February 17, 2019.

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About the speakers:

Malcolm Ross is the VP of Product Strategy and Deputy CTO at Appian. Malcolm has been directly involved in the management and implementation of enterprise software solutions for over 20 years. Malcolm is a frequent speaker and writer covering the application of low-code and automation technology to solve real-world business problems. Malcolm received his BS degree in Computer Science with a minor in Actuarial Mathematics from Florida State University.
 

Daniel Fisher is a KPMG US principal in the Digital Lighthouse and the Lead Partner for the Low Code, Integration, and Data Platforms Community, Dan leads a practice of 400+ resources in US, Mexico, and India. Dan’s practice is comprised of professionals who help clients transform the way they use data & digital technologies to be more successful in the market. Dan can provide thought leadership, run sales pursuits, deliver programs, and educate internal and external stakeholders on a breadth of emerging digital, data, and analytic topics. Dan has been assisting clients with their digital technology projects for 27+ years.

Gaurav Shekhar is the Program Director of the Graduate Business Analytics Program (FLEX and Online). He is also an Assistant Professor of Instruction in the Information Systems area and teaches courses like Robotic Process Automation, Business Intelligence and Digital Consulting to both Graduate and Undergraduates. His main areas of research are IT Project Management, Low-Code Automation, AI/Machine Learning, Natural Language, and Organizational Leadership. He enjoys working with students and works with them across academic and non-academic areas. He has been instrumental in setting up student and corporate engagement programs at UT Dallas. He is one big believer in the concept of Servant Leadership which is the base of most of his initiatives. He is open to new ideas and feels that empowering the students is a great way to serve the school and the university.