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Never mind the chill image in the low-code meme, a parody of  the iconic album cover (remember those) for “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised” (circa 1970) recorded by the late emcee Gil Scott Heron. The relaxed image belied the urgency of Heron’s soundtrack for the cultural revolution of the early 1970s.

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Fast forward to the age of hyperautomation and the low-code revolution has inspired a new generation of CIO looking to inject Agile development processes into their IT organization to liberate companies from a software development crisis that has held back innovation for decades. The crisis is so serious that:

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