Collabdays Belgium 2022 took place in Brussels on October 15th, where Kianda participated as a premium sponsor. This community-led event which is organised throughout the world, focuses on how digital technologies empower people to work together. This event brought together industry leaders from across the globe and featured speaker sessions, networking and deep learning across
Recent events like the Covid-19 pandemic have exposed businesses to large-scale disruption. As a result of this disruption, inefficiencies in quality processes and weaknesses in electronic quality management systems (eQMS) have created many challenges for companies. While we can’t predict the future, we know that the present is uncertain. Therefore, businesses need to know how
When it comes to environmental, health and safety (EHS) standards, the outcomes are only as good as how these processes are managed. In other words, EH&S management highly depends on the how effective your system is and how it allows you to carry out procedures. According to the 2021 Liberty Mutual Workplace Safety Index, compensation costs
Quality management systems are vital for streamlining the daily operations of a business to ensure it fulfils its mandate of quality. In addition, robust QMS ensure timely delivery of services to customers by improving the background production processes. More importantly, effective quality and EHS management systems enable organisations to meet appropriate quality, health, safety, and environmental
We are delighted to announce that Kianda, the most flexible no-code development platform for business process automation has achieved gold tier status in the PMI Citizen Developer Partner Program. Earning gold status is the highest-level tier within program. This is a fantastic achievement for Kianda. Moreover, it demonstrates our efforts and participation, along with Project
Jim Fennell’s experience with low-code / no-code (LCNC) Jim Fennel is the Information Systems Manager at Lagan Management. I talked to him about low-code / no-code and digital transformation. In short, it was a refreshing down-to-earth conversation about IT. About three and a half years ago 80% of the company, was sold and Jim is
