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New name, same podcast format. We're changing the name of Low Down on Low-Code to The Low-Down from Analysis.Tech. John Rymer and Rob Koplowitz discuss the market drivers that drove the decision. The key learning here: Low-Code models and platforms are more important than ever. Just the name is changing.
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