What is the Future of BPM Automation using tools like PEGA or Appian?

[@pranaikumark921]

Sir, I am jobless can I take pega course please suggest me

[@WorldsHypocrisy]

Strongly disagree at 1:50, learn basic programming languages, but learn the industry standard tools like PEGA. The reason is when a big global bank or a telecoms provider wants to build an application to model their real world processes, they wont hire a C# developer from an unknown place or a freelance Java programmer to build it. However, if you have skills in Pega worklflow/automation/decisioning and have a credible experience in delivering quality projects, the going rates for these consultants are $2000/£3000 per day! (at least in Europe and US)

[@WorldsHypocrisy]

In the end, its up to you what you want to choose as a career. If you're happy working for a software firm, writing code in a corner for the next 10 years that should be OK too!

[@MusingsbyAmit]

The web Development Industry is around 11 to 12 Billion USD and the Pega industry is around 1.2 Billion Dollars. It does not matter what you learn. There will always be more jobs for Web Development than Pega systems. But you are free to learn whatever you want.

[@amoghpujari8029]

sir, i am a bpm developer , ibm bpm and opentext cordys, is there any growth in this field? or should i switch to java full stack developer

[@abinanthb1558]

Same issue am working as an opentext exstream developer is there any growth in opentext exstream or can I switch to Salesforce

[@karthikbalaje]

I'm a senior RPA developer and I'm working on the tool named UiPath. Now there is a change of tool is happening so we are asked to learn a BPM tool called Camunda. Any idea about this tool Camunda ? And is there any scope for this tool outside market ?

[@MusingsbyAmit]

RPA Development is more important than the tools you are using. Master RPA development. Read books on RPA development. What tool you use does not matter at all. Because the tools will keep changing. One tool will go some other tool will come into the market. You are in a golden niche as a software developer. Watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKWafKOnfJyae6c

[@jafarhussain482]

Is it a good idea to move from java developer profile to appian with more than 2 yr of experience in java developer

[@madhusudhanreddy.obularedd2476]

Having the same doubt.Help me with some answer

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Appian is a no-code platform. Are you ok with working on a no-code platform? If yes then it is ok. From Java Development you can look for Salesforce Developer Jobs.

[@vikashkumar-jr8lh]

Can you make a video on interview questions asked in Appian for like 1 year of experience

[@MusingsbyAmit]

I will have to see if I can get someone who can answer these questions. Because I have no idea about interview questions. And I would not like to just put information here that is general information available on simple google search. But if you really want to prepare for any job. Then the best is to read from books related to that subject. Also you can read the job descriptions of Appian Jobs and try to understand what kind of knowledge they need then prepare according to that. That according to me is the best strategy.

[@dafar22]

if you need job you can contact me

[@vas7009]

@@dafar22 Will you provide job on appian

[@dafar22]

yes

[@anuragdwivedi9773]

I am working as a mendix developer which is a low code plateform. Is it good for career??

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Mendix is a growing company. It is a global leader in the Application Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) market, has concluded another year of triple-digit growth as enterprises strive to deliver highly adaptable applications to business units. So if you go from Generalist in Mendix to Expert yes you can also grow with the company.

[@anuragdwivedi9773]

@@MusingsbyAmit Thanks Amit. Now I’m less worried about technology and can focus on my learning.

[@girishjagdale4011]

No one stops you from learning basics of SDLC while learning latest technology. I'm surprised with the response you've given which is more like new bee in IT industry that is not aware of what is happening in industry and what is future. Please study thoroughly before consulting on topic that impact someone career.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Hi Girish, All questions are part of my Live Session where people ask me a question and get an answer immediately. Sometimes a question will have context based on the discussion we are having at that point. At any given point in any year, there are more than a million new bees in the IT industry. If someone tells me their experience, in this case, it was a fresher who asked this question, then I will answer on the basis of that. Also Girish, not everyone will find my answer right or good or up to the mark. I can understand that. But people do find my answers useful and because of that, I am able to do live every week. Because of that, I keep doing these videos. I am sorry if you did not like this then this may not be for you.

[@kumarabhishek1064]

Can you make a video on MES Technology?

[@AbhishekKumar-ew2uf]

Hi sir, I am a fresher my company gave me Appian developer profile is it good to continue with this technology or should try to change my field.

[@vineet4957]

Well, you'll make more money in Appian compare to java developers because Its niche technology & low code is the future.

[@mihirchandradubey]

Dear Amit, I don't think you know Pega at all please get a proper knowledge before commenting. I have 20 years industry experience which includes Mainframe, Java, VB, Pega, Appian

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Hello Mihir, Thank you for pointing out. I agree with your observation. I only have enough knowledge in Pega and Appian comparing to CRM Frameworks like MS Dynamics or Salesforce because I have worked in those environment. But why dont we do this. Can you come to my Live Session where I can do you interview? Your 20 years of experience will be very useful for my audience. If you are available to do the interview then get connected with me on LinkedIn from here amitpatels.com and then we will plan a session. It will be very helpful. I will get more knowledge and the best part is my audience will also get the advantage of the session. Let me know.

[@vinodkumarvemula5136]

IT industry mostly preferring to do projects on BPM tools, the coming days no need to write much code only u have to think logically. PEGA is having a good future, all new technologies coming in to PEGA

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Every tool & technology has a market. At present the BPM market is around 21 Billion US dollars across the world. This is a small part of the entire IT market. Yes services companies will try to capitalise on any growing market.

[@vishalpatil2103]

Hello Sir, i am from finance background with total 6yrs for experience and want to switch my career in IT. What would be the best option or field in IT for non technical person with zero coding knowledge.

[@Kidkromechan]

I got 3 years of experience in Appian but I think I wanna go into Java now to diversify my experience. I get offers from Appian a lot so it's a bit tempting to continue with Appian and be a master at it. Perhaps, like you said that they might have projects that do Java too where I can transition to.

[@dayatec]

Mam, what is your linkedin Profile

[@sparshitasuneja6179]

Hi can you guide me How to start learning appian

[@Ngannu84]

2 yrs ago I was in the same boat as Girish . I am glad I stayed in pega.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Yes PEGA and Appian are making their space in the No Code or Low Code market once dominated by other companies. In their market they have already reached a leadership position. With such companies you can easily carve out a good career for your life.

[@vivekgupta-px9ne]

Hello sir, I m working on IBM ODM project ,what u think about this tool.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Here watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGqnkpSrbrlkh80 where I explain what to do when you are working on any Tool. In the video I talk about PEGA but the logic is applicable to any tool you are learning.

[@ikpeessien7399]

hello Sir, my effort to instal pega software has been unsuccessful, any suport you can give ?

[@MusingsbyAmit]

No Ipke, I am not a PEGA expert. But you will find online resources for the same. Also PEGA may not be available for individual machines.

[@paktor7313]

Understanding the software principle/architecture is what matters, be you use any tools. For the point of PEGA /BPM tools, they make your work easy and fast to deliver, however the software principles are same there. I have seen people spending decades telling they are so called "Programmer" and writing code like freshers without thinking on data structures, design, performance. If you understand these things well you use any tool that doesn't matters.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

I agree with you. Software Engineers are going to end up using these tools. But even with these tools they will still need to be good software engineers.

[@kshahpune]

Sorry to correct you... PEGA is a tool, same way programming language is also a tool for building a logic. your reply is not correct.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

I agree with you Kamlesh, that Pega is also a tool and Java Programming language is also a tool. But both are completely different tools. Pega in itself is a sophisticated tool where it is nowadays used in low code scenarios. It means as a software programmer I will not be writing any code. This can be detrimental for software engineers if they directly start using this tool over a programming language. If you can build applications and understand the application building process and after a few years then work with tools like Pega. You will be more creative and be able to use the tool to the best of your Application Development abilities. But if you directly start from Pega and never experience the complete software development life cycle then it can be an issue. That is the point I am making. Thank you for watching my video and commenting on it.

[@amoghpujari8029]

@@MusingsbyAmit sir i an a fresher , i am being forced to work in ibm bpm tool , I need your advice how to switch please help

[@ankitasharma4946]

Hello sir !! Recently I got Appian but I am mainly interested in coding and programming development so, can you suggest me should I go with appian or not.. ?

[@psravankumar2102]

Hi Sir, I have an career gap. I have exp on Oracle DBA but I want to learn Appian or Dell boomi, in these two which one is the better option sir. Kindly give a suggestion sir.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Both are low code platforms. Each one has their specific uses and addresses certain industry concerns. So you cannot think which one is better. This is only when some company is deciding whether they want to implement Bhoomi or Appian in their company. For you - you should go by where you are getting more jobs. So that it is easier to get into that particular industry. So check on linkedin or indeed where are more jobs in this platform within india use that information to decide. Also look at the salary scale and other factors like type of companies etc. So that you can decided based on where you want to work. So your decision should be based on which company you want to join and then does that company really do what you are interested in and then what specific skills you need to join that particular company. That is the way to go.

[@divyag4203]

Sir i have Carreer gap with no exp in IT Can i go with pega?

[@MusingsbyAmit]

You can go with Pega if you learn what is pega systems and how it is used in the industry. Pega Systems has like 1 Billion Dollar Market in the world. So there are enough jobs for this tool. But every thing depends on skills. Gaps don't matter.

[@maheshsuddula1258]

Hi sir i got two offers in hand one is as DotNet developer and another one is Related this BPM tool Appin,Nidex so what I can select sir can you suggest me.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

It depends on what you want to work on. BPM tools are becoming popular. But in .NET you will get to work on core programming projects. BPM Tools are mostly no code development. So your choice is between Coding and No Coding Development platforms. Decide which one is good for you?

[@ashishpathare5884]

There is nothing on the future of BPM and only speaks about who to run from BPM. Should we take this as a hint?

[@MusingsbyAmit]

If you are in automation then there is a future for you in BPM. If you are working in process management then that is getting automated. Check my video on 3 Million Jobs in BPM to go away. You will get your answer.

[@chandanpinacle3455]

sir, I am from a DevOps background, but as of now, I want to switch domain into Appian bpm tool . I don't know anything about it .so is it good to move on into the Appian bpm tool.

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Appian and similar tools like PEGA systems are gaining a lot of traction in BPM. So certainly if you master these tools there will not be a challenge of finding a job. But start from basics. Then go to advanced. Finally, do mastery in this. Because any field you choose there are 96% people who are generalist people who know most of the things and then there are 4% specialist people who specialize in the knowledge in such a way that sets them apart from most others.

[@theharshtalks3854]

I'm forced to work on Appian technology .Sir may I know what is the future in this?? Is this a new boom or hot upcoming technology ? Please reply

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Technologies like Appian or Pega systems are upcoming technologies that are little or no coding platforms to build some really cool systems. The market for these technologies is about 21 Billion and growing. So these are new technologies and will be here to stay. It is good that you are getting a hang of it. You can master these technology and then become an expert in this to get all the benefits.

[@suryakantbhoi2022]

Brother are you working now as an Appian Developer???

[@belina65]

Appian its not a new technology, I worked as Appian / java developer designer TEN years ago. I love appian.

[@mohammadsaqib8639]

@@belina65 hello Plz reply Should I join for appian developer or Salesforce developer Plz reply which one is better

[@mohammadsaqib8639]

@@belina65 Hi Sir, What is the job market of appian Plz reply sir.

[@sasi2240]

Sir i get a job in appain developer for next 2years , can it has future and how i join to full stack after completing my job period of 2years

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Hi Saikumar Appian is a no-code or low code dev platform that is gaining popularity. If you want to discuss this why don't you attend the Live on coming Thursday at 9:05 pm? We can talk about this .

[@narayanaraothalluri8180]

I have 10 years of experience in mainframe testing. Now i am planning seitch bpm tools. Which one is good for my experience either pega or appian tool. Please suggest

[@MusingsbyAmit]

When I am planning to switch careers then I will see what is the market for each tool so that it tells me whether my investment in educating myself for the tool will pay off in the long run. Both Pega and Appian are doing well at this moment. But do some research on the market and more importantly how many jobs are there in India with each tool. Based on that you can decide.

[@michaeljensen1364]

Look at job openings where you live- probably many more Pega job openings…

[@aswiniaishu2424]

AWS or pega.. suggest one

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Hello Ashwini, How can you compare apples to oranges? Some people will work on AWS and some on PEGA Systems. Both are completely different tools and technology. Also I cannot suggest one. You have to decide what interests you the most and go according to that.

[@saiganeshdarapu4404]

i got a job in BPM sir, any growth is there in this domain sir please suggest me,i am in confused 🙏🙏🙏

[@amoghpujari8029]

even i have this doubt

[@Soniasalwar]

I am glad that i found your video sir. Very insight ful. Just subscribed

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Thanks

[@susandowney2067]

Hello Sir, I am currently working as a COBOL Developer with an experience of 5 years. Can you suggest any certifications & technology which I can learn to switch out of Mainframe?

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Hi Durgesh, For such questions I will need more understanding of your situation. Do you want a one on one counselling? This will be a paid 1 hour consultation for your specific question. Where I can guide you after understanding your situation.

[@ShubhamPatil-fn4xr]

Crm or BPM meh farak kya hai???

[@1996aditya1996]

I believe resources in pega are less as well, but yeah both full stack is also good enough

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Hello Soma, Anything you do with all your focus is good enough. All this popularity about tools and technology has no meaning. The only way to success is how you do your job really well.

[@rohitbhatia6909]

bad days are coming for IT people

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Hello Rohit, Watch this kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpfLYZidnbJgmJI

[@himachandra7397]

Can u suggest where can we learn Appian tutorials for free ?

[@MusingsbyAmit]

This you will have to find out. Because I can only tell you where our industry is moving and how you can move in that direction but find the course, checking their syllabus, attending, learning and practicing is all you have to do.

[@rohitbhatia6909]

No code platforms are coming...jaha pehle coding ke liye 100 log chahiye the vaha 10 log lage ge abb

[@MusingsbyAmit]

I agree that no code platforms are coming. But I do not agree that where we needed 100 people we may need 10 people. That is not true. Infact if you have heard all the CEOs of big companies complain that only 20% of engineers are job ready when they come out of college. With no code platform it will help because now the engineers can use the no code platforms and build applications without having to know more of the complex programming practices that only a few can master. So instead of 100 engineers with no code we will need more 2x to 4x times more engineers because we can do something so fast that more work gets generated. Believe me Rohit, we are in for a treat.

[@anantshukla6395]

Really helpful video for freshers

[@MusingsbyAmit]

Glad you think so!