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Low Code AI

Tim Hendricks, Co-Founder and Innovation Director, Orangeleaf Consulting

18-Oct-18 10:00

Low Code AI

There’s a change happening in the programming world, and it’s called Low-Code. It’s a way to design and develop software fast and with minimal hand-coding. It enables skilled people deliver value more quickly and reliably. Just how fast? Some estimates about 10 times after than traditional coding. We speak to Tim Hendricks, Co-Founder and Innovation Director of Orangeleaf Consulting and also a low-code advocator himself to learn more.

Produced by: Jeff Sandhu

Presented by: Jeff Sandhu


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