Pegasystems Introduces Enhanced Pega GenAI Blueprint and AI-Powered Training at PegaWorld iNspire

Pegasystems Inc., a low-code workflow automation provider, today announced substantial advancements to its Pega GenAI Blueprint application design-as-a-service tool, as well as the introduction of an innovative training technique based on generative AI. The news were made during the PegaWorld iNspire conference in Las Vegas.

Pega GenAI Blueprint Enhancements

Pega GenAI Blueprint, which was first released in February, has already seen quick adoption, with over 30,000 blueprints developed across over 500 organisations since its release in April. This tool applies design thinking methods, allowing users to translate ideas into interactive "blueprints" that serve as the foundation for applications.

The software uses generative AI to help users create application designs by describing business concepts. It integrates best practices that Pegasystems has developed over more than 40 years. "It's a combination of our best practices and what we've seen from clients," said Don Schuerman, Pegasystems' Chief Technology Officer. "It delivers a best-practice first draft that recommends what workflows need to be included, what they look like, and what data is needed."

Once a blueprint design has been completed, it may be loaded into Pega's low-code App Studio and converted into a working application. The new upgrades will enable organisations to incorporate their current assets, information, and knowledge. Support for Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) models is expected within a month, with older inputs such as process documentation, application screens, and entire blueprint designs being available via application programming interfaces (APIs) in the third quarter.