Progress stories
Many Australian companies are behind in achieving their DevOps and DevSecOps goals, according to a new report.
Leveraging the customisation features of Sitefinity DX, non-technical users could upload content and create design pages and boost work productivity.
In Flowmon 12 network solution, Progress has expanded its support for public cloud provider flow log monitoring and launched new features.
While significant progress has been made in threat detection and response, adversaries adapt to achieve their mission in targeted environments.
Progress, the provider of infrastructure software, has been named as one of 16 vendors in the 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant for DXPs.
The integration of low-code with process mining and automation is revolutionizing business transformation in an era of constant change.
Progress has announced the latest release of Progress WhatsUp Gold, its award-winning network monitoring software.
Winners of The Worthy Web Hackathon announced: 1,200 developers from 83 countries competed for $40,000 in prizes.
With this release, Progress now offers more than 65 native UI components and over 100 grid features for Blazor.
The NativeScript framework was created to ease the app development process by leveraging a user's existing web development skills.
Amid rising customer expectations, AI-powered chatbots are revolutionising the service landscape, promising 24/7 support and operational efficiency.
Progress's new Kendo UI release is the first commercial JavaScript toolkit to fully support WCAG 2.1, making web development more accessible for all.
Companies are increasingly using chatbots in their mobile apps to enhance customer service and improve the overall customer experience.
The offering will empower R&D and innovation groups with better decision-making capabilities for IIoT proof-of-concept (POC) and pilot execution.
Richard Stone talks about the next gen of applications and how their 35 years of adaptability and success will benefit the ANZ channel this year.
ChannelLife has gathered information from several insiders and come up with five predictions for the ANZ channel in 2018.
Progress CTO Dmitri Tcherevik discusses the impact of cognitive computing, IoT, and serverless architectures on the evolving landscape of app development.
The focus for businesses now is using the AI technologies available to them to dramatically alter the way they engage with their customers.
Progress, an American software company, is expanding its cognitive computing and machine learning capabilities.
According to reports from McKinsey, predictive maintenance could save global businesses an incredible $630 billion a year by 2025.
