The time to effectively transform our analysis of all things digital is being reduced from months to days. The revolution and rapid embrace of low-code/no-code solutions by giant Walmart will set off multiple tangential strategies to influence the consumer—all in the hands of newly empowered, front-line domain experts.
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Mark P. Dangelo: Coming to a Store Near YOU, the Low-Code/No-Code Revolution
The time to effectively transform our analysis of all things digital is being reduced from months to days. The revolution and rapid embrace of low-code/no-code solutions by giant Walmart will set off multiple tangential strategies to influence the consumer—all in the hands of newly empowered, front-line domain experts.

Mark P. Dangelo: Purging of Underperforming Innovation Firms Is Accelerating
As banking, mortgage and financial services look to remain innovatively different, the quest to “do something” that leverages their people, processes and partners is creating a dystopia during a period of profitability for many leaders unfamiliar with rapid innovations taking place across their markets and offerings.

Mark P. Dangelo: Purging of Underperforming Innovation Firms Is Accelerating
As banking, mortgage and financial services look to remain innovatively different, the quest to “do something” that leverages their people, processes and partners is creating a dystopia during a period of profitability for many leaders unfamiliar with rapid innovations taking place across their markets and offerings.

Mark P. Dangelo: Purging of Underperforming Innovation Firms Is Accelerating
As banking, mortgage and financial services look to remain innovatively different, the quest to “do something” that leverages their people, processes and partners is creating a dystopia during a period of profitability for many leaders unfamiliar with rapid innovations taking place across their markets and offerings.

Mark P. Dangelo: Purging of Underperforming Innovation Firms Is Accelerating
As banking, mortgage and financial services look to remain innovatively different, the quest to “do something” that leverages their people, processes and partners is creating a dystopia during a period of profitability for many leaders unfamiliar with rapid innovations taking place across their markets and offerings.

Mark P. Dangelo: Purging of Underperforming Innovation Firms Is Accelerating
As banking, mortgage and financial services look to remain innovatively different, the quest to “do something” that leverages their people, processes and partners is creating a dystopia during a period of profitability for many leaders unfamiliar with rapid innovations taking place across their markets and offerings.

Mark P. Dangelo: Accelerating ‘as a Service’ (aaS) Displaces Finance and Lending Traditions
The plethora of aaS over the past decade has within their silos been nothing short of a disruptive phase shift of hardware, network, data, and software consumption. However, what happens when these aaS offerings are merged, stacked, and branched to arrive at containers of agility and innovation all serving rapidly evolving customers and their expectations of how finance should be conducted?

Mark P. Dangelo: Accelerating ‘as a Service’ (aaS) Displaces Finance and Lending Traditions
The plethora of aaS over the past decade has within their silos been nothing short of a disruptive phase shift of hardware, network, data, and software consumption. However, what happens when these aaS offerings are merged, stacked, and branched to arrive at containers of agility and innovation all serving rapidly evolving customers and their expectations of how finance should be conducted?

Mark P. Dangelo: Accelerating ‘as a Service’ (aaS) Displaces Finance and Lending Traditions
The plethora of aaS over the past decade has within their silos been nothing short of a disruptive phase shift of hardware, network, data, and software consumption. However, what happens when these aaS offerings are merged, stacked, and branched to arrive at containers of agility and innovation all serving rapidly evolving customers and their expectations of how finance should be conducted?