Abstract: Low-code (LC) technology and hyperautomation (HA) are reshaping Business Process Management (BPM) practice by enabling faster, more agile, and more accessible process design and automation.

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BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- City of Bend rolls out clearer parking rules and a streamlined ticket process starting January 1, 2026, aiming for fairer enforcement. The updates target EV charging, RVs, and ...

A federal lawsuit argues that proposed work by ConocoPhillips could threaten delicate ecosystems in the largest tract of public land in the U.S. By Karen Zraick A federal lawsuit filed Thursday ...

The latest monthly update to Visual Studio Code, version 1.107 (the November 2025 release), continues Microsoft's focus on AI-assisted workflows with expanded multi-agent orchestration across local, ...

Every line of code you write is a liability you have to maintain forever. Learn how to execute a "zombie feature" kill list to reduce technical debt and free up your developers. This article advises ...

Tech giant Micron announced its plans to stop selling computer memory cards to the consumer market to shift its focus to AI data centers, according to a press release from the company. ‘We are looking ...

Memory care operators are embracing person-centered and research-backed approaches with an eye on serving more unique care needs. From neuroplasticity, enhanced training for staff and occupational ...

On Wednesday, Micron Technology announced it will exit the consumer RAM business in 2026, ending 29 years of selling RAM and SSDs to PC builders and enthusiasts under the Crucial brand. The company ...

OK, brace yourself for this one, peeps. Linus Torvalds, the software developer who created the Linux operating system and one of the most iconic figures in the indy computing scene, says the bad rep ...