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My future with Pega

25 November|

Kickstart your IT career at one of our biggest Pega clients

24 November|

Close the gap between customer and developers with low-code platforms

24 November|

Professional passion: two things you should do

28 October|

10-year work anniversary of Jan-Jaap Zijlstra

14 October|

Business analysts hit a hole-in-one with Pega’s Low-code platform

22 September|

Intelligently dealing with Artificial Intelligence, that’s how you do it

2 September|

A Day in the Life of a Junior Pega Developer

26 August|

This is how you develop from Archaeologist to Pega System Architect in 14 months

26 August|

Become a Pega Developer within our BPM Academy!

26 August|

That’s why you, as a BPM analyst, choose the Pega platform!

26 August|

6 Steps to switch from projects and clients as a Pega Developer

26 August|

Meet… Serge Smit!

26 August|

Your time as CSSA after finishing your training

11 April|

Are you up for the challenge in mastering Pega?

14 December|

How do you ensure the security of a Pega application?

22 July|

Under the spell of corporate culture

1 July|

BPM Company gives direction to your development journey!

16 February|

How do large organizations use Big Data and Pega AI to make real-time decisions?

12 January|

Robotic Process Automation, the ultimate collaboration between robot and human?

21 October|

Do you want to become the best in Pega, just like us? We will train you to become thé Pega specialist of the Netherlands!

17 September|

Backlog Refinement is like keeping your household in order

20 August|

Your own core values and the core values of your company; A good fit? Or short circuit?

24 July|

Intelligently dealing with Artificial Intelligence, this is how

10 June|

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