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Low Code: Two-Thirds of Enterprise App Development Will be Low Code by 2024

By Dick Weisinger

Low-code and no-code development environments enable citizen developers to configure and customize applications without the need to write any code. Often the interface is a drag and drop GUI that allows components to be connected to create the final application.…

No Code: Letting Line-Of-Business Citizen Developers Build Their Own Apps

By Dick Weisinger

The saying “Every business is a software business” is becoming ever more true. The expectation is that businesses will increasingly need customized software to meet their specific needs. But developers remain a bottleneck to that idea — there’s not enough…

Low Code Software: Tight Budgets and Application Modernization Plans Drive Adoption

By Dick Weisinger

Businesses are turning to low-code development as a way to still move forward with modern technology but with smaller teams of developers and power users. Low code tools are typically UI-based or allow users to easily configure changes to software…

RPA and Low Code: Providing the Flexibility to Tweak Process Changes

By Dick Weisinger

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is one of the fastest areas of enterprise software growth. Gartner estimates that RPA is growing at an annual rate of 63 percent. It’s a technology that lets businesses automate tasks and exchange data with legacy…

Low Code Software: Tools for the Tech-Savvy to Prototype and Innovate fast

By Dick Weisinger

Low Code development are software tools that are developed for and targeted at tech-savvy non-developers. Think analysts and project leads. People that understand the flow of their business but aren’t trained as developers. The goal of low code development is…