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Unlocking innovation in IoT via low code with Xerox's Momin Mirza
Can low code help you build tools out of molten metal? Today, we\u2019re chatting with an amazing leader from an amazing company ... one with literally 115 years of history inventing some of the most critical technologies we use today.
\nThe company is Xerox ... one of the few whose name became a verb. Xerox literally invented modern computing -- think the mouse, or WYSIWYG -- and now they\u2019re re-inventing manufacturing, among other things.
\nAnd guess what: low code and no code are helping.
\nIn this episode of Low Code Ninjas, Peggy Anne Salz and John Koetsier talk to the head of innovation marketing at Xerox, Momin Mirza, and Riad Lemhachheche, VP of business development at FollowAnalytics.
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