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A webinar with Richard Jefts, Andrew Manby, and Wade Roush

 

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HCLSoftware, a division of HCLTech, develops, markets, sells, and supports software for AI and automation, data, analytics and insights, digital transformation, and enterprise security. Its solutions power millions of apps at more than 20,000 organizations, including more than half the Fortune 1000 and Global 2000 companies. HCLSoftware’s mission is to drive customer success through relentless product innovation. For more information, visit www.hcl-software.com

Turning business domain experts into citizen developers can generate new ideas and opportunities. But succeeding in this approach requires overcoming both business and IT hurdles. In this free one-hour webinar, Richard Jefts and Andrew Manby of HCLSoftware share insights on how to:

  • Implement low-code/no-code development effectively.
  • Foster collaboration between professional and citizen developers.
  • Establish strong IT governance and security.
  • Understand the increasingly important role of artificial intelligence.
  • Learn from a Global Fortune 500 company’s success story.

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About the Authors

Richard Jefts is executive vice president for HCLSoftware. Andrew Manby is vice president of product management for HCLSoftware. Moderator Wade Roush is a business and technology journalist.

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