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Valley Health System uses low-code to meet mobile app development challenges | News from healthcareitnews.com

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Valley Health System uses low-code to meet mobile app development challenges
The agile software development approach allows for GUI app creation rather than hard coding, and IT staff at the New Jersey provider are using it to their advantage.
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