Matt Calkins | Source | CEO & Founder at Appian Corporation
Matt Calkins
Matt Calkins is founder and CEO of Appian. Matt grew Appian from a startup in his basement to the most successful software IPO of 2017 with just $10 million of outside capital. He has served on the board for the Northern Virginia Technology Council, the Virginia Public Access Project and the Sorensen Institute. Matt was top Economics graduate of his class at Dartmouth. He is the author of several award-winning board games, and is frequently a top finisher at the World Boardgaming Championships.
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Appian Corporation
CEO & Founder
started Jan 1999 -
MICROSTRATEGY
Director, Enterprise Product Group
Mar 1994 – Jan 1999
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'Horrible' offices look to tempt back workers
Landlords are hoping cleaner, more convenient and more intelligent offices will tempt back workers.
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Appian CEO Matt Calkins sets out on another hiring spree
Tysons software firm Appian Corp. (NASDAQ: APPN) continues to grow as its low-code “slow revolution” speeds up — and it’s hiring across every department.
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Tysons-based Appian acquires German tech company for $31M
A Tysons-headquartered software company has acquired German software business Lana Labs for approximately $31 million. Appian, which provides a cloud computing platform for mobile apps, announced the acquisition last Thursday (Aug. 5). The company says in a quarterly report filed with the Securit
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There is a natural synergy between process mining, process modeling, and automation. We believe that our acquisition of Lana Labs means that only Appian will be able to take customers from knowing to doing, in a unified suite.
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We were in a slow revolution when we were hit by a fast revolution last year. And the events of the last year have shown that the agility that has come from low code is really important as businesses want to change — but they can only change as fast as their software can change.
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Contact tracing needs to keep track of the surfaces and facilities you and sick colleagues used. If you know which of your rooms to target, you know where best to send your deep cleaning team, and maximise use of your bleach, ethanol and wipes.
