Low code/no code (LC/NC) applications can provide a close fit to business requirements, can be implemented quickly, and typically cost much less than systems developed in-house.
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A survey of IT leaders reveals that innovation is at risk as IT demands rise. However, IT leaders view business-led low-code/no-code application development as prudent and inevitable with the right protocols.
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Today, Gartner released new predictions about technology products and services, specifically who will build them and the impact of AI and the pandemic.
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Low-code development tools like Microsoft’s Power Platform are more than a way for users to build the apps they need when they need them. They’re a way to rapidly building code that’s needed urgently.
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There are times when the technology teams should consider low-code platforms to accelerate development, provide out-of-the-box technical best practices, simplify devops, and support ongoing enhancements.
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When Low-Code/No-Code Development Works — and When It Doesn’t
Low code/no code (LC/NC) applications can provide a clo...
By Editorial Team, 3 months ago
92% of IT leaders comfortable with business users using low-code tools
A survey of IT leaders reveals that innovation is at ri...
By Editorial Team, 3 months ago
80% of tech could be built outside IT by 2024, thanks to low-code tools
Today, Gartner released new predictions about technolog...
By Editorial Team, 3 months ago
Power Platform becomes the new Visual Basic
Low-code development tools like Microsoft’s Power Platf...
By Editorial Team, 3 months ago
7 keys to selecting a low-code platform
There are times when the technology teams should consid...
By Editorial Team, 4 months ago