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Creatio s Survey of 1000+ Business and IT Leaders Finds Low-Code as Key Enabler for Digital Transformation

Creatio’s Survey of 1000+ Business and IT Leaders Finds Low-Code as Key Enabler for Digital Transformation Share Article Report provides an inside look at the digital barriers facing 1,000+ senior decision makers globally and the role of low-code to accelerate innovation We undertook this project to uncover how organizations in Creatio’s global community and beyond are tackling the pressures of our digital future, and how low-code/no-code can supercharge innovation by reinventing application development and company culture from the ground up. BOSTON (PRWEB) May 19, 2021 Creatio, a global software company that provides a leading low-code platform for process management and CRM, today released its first-ever IT, digital, and business leader survey report titled: “The State of Low-code/No-code 2021.” The report provides CEOs, COOs, CIOs, IT Directors and other senior level decision makers at companies of all

Microsoft Could Acquire These 22 Companies After the Nuance Deal

MongoDB Market cap: $19.33 billion Microsoft could acquire database company MongoDB a frequent critic of Amazon Web Services, Microsoft s chief cloud competition to add to its Azure cloud business, growing the reach of its own database products, D. A. Davidson analyst Rishi Jaluria told Insider. Algorithmia Algorithmia Valuation: $100 million Seattle-based AI and machine learning startup Algorithmia would be a good acquisition target for Microsoft, Lopez Research analyst Maribel Lopez told Insider. Algorithmia investors include Gradient Ventures and Madrona Venture Group. Everybody s got their own AI ops, but they re actually some interesting startups that are in the space, like Algorithmia, Lopez said. That would be a good tuck-in acquisition because they ve been funded and they re not too big, so they could still be kind of interesting and become part of a platform

Box s $500 Million KKR Investment Is Sign M&A Is Off the Table for Now

Reports have said that Box is under pressure from activist investor Starboard to explore a sale. KKR s investment is a sign that Box doesn t want to sell, experts say at least not now. Box on Thursday announced a $500 million investment from private equity firm KKR, in a deal that seems to put an end to speculation that the $3.5 billion enterprise cloud storage company will sell itself at least, for now.  Under the terms of the investment, which the company says will largely be used to finance share buybacks, KKR s John Park will join Box s board of directors. (Disclosure: KKR is a major shareholder in Axel Springer, Insider s parent company.) 

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