Jan 21, 2021
Build web and mobile business applications with very little or no coding with BIAMI.IO - Intelligent Automation
LONDON & SAN FRANCISCO - Jan. 21, 2021 - PRLog -- BIAMI.IO, a company behind its Intelligent Automation software and Business Solutions, is continuing the commitment to deliver business value for the customer as quickly as possible by adding visual low-code/no-code software development capabilities to its own technology stack.
In order to build complete solutions and address the need to deliver great user experiences on top Intelligent Automation, BIAMI.IO is introducing BIAMI Apps Framework, a set of technologies to build web and mobile business applications with very little or no coding required. Based on established open source technologies, it promises to deliver applications and frontends with exceptional user experience, easy to scale and improve. Its open architecture enables future integrations in order to add more frontend technologies and utilize the new emerging technologies of tomorrow.
"Delivering 10X performance with Intelligent Automation requires a lot of integration with existing IT systems and infrastructure. In order to benefit from the improved performance and run automation at scale across different business units, our customers require to be provided with a tailored user experience on top of our intelligent automation solutions. Until today, we were delivering it within existing business systems but unfortunately, traditional enterprise software is difficult to extend. It takes too long to deliver customizations and it's too expensive to maintain in the future. BIAMI Apps is changing that and we're able to build Business Applications and UI/UX Frontends at the speed of our core automation delivery without a delay for our customers," says Marcin Kierdelewicz, the Managing Director of BIAMI.IO.
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