A lot is being talked about how organizations must encourage citizen development. Data goes to show that each year there is an increase in the percentage of citizen developers. These are people who don’t have a tech background and are building new applications and programs faster than ever. While this may seem like it’s a
Putting the power of IT into the hands of business users or non-IT personnel is the essence of citizen development (leveraging no-code platforms to make digital transformation happen). Imagine this – with just a few weeks of no-code training, a novice from any area of a business can build priority-specific applications, or in other words, a non-IT
We live in a world where change is regular; nobody likes to be constant. Mainly talking about the evolving digital landscape. Organizations constantly seek innovative ways to perform operations, enrich customer experiences, and earn a competitive edge. Then, Leaders of Innovation introduced One powerful tool, “Problem-Solving Culture with Citizen Development.” A low-code/no-code approach that empowers
There is a rogue form of IT that lurks in the shadows of big organizations. Shadow IT crept into the frustrating information system of companies to make it less troublesome for the employees. It operates in the dark to further the employees’ effectiveness in their roles by giving teams the tools they need outside of
Whether big or small, companies look at digitally transforming their operations to improve productivity, stay competitive, and adapt to the changing business environment. These companies rely heavily on their IT department to meet their software application needs for digital initiatives. Overwhelmed with software requirements from across business units, IT departments cannot fulfill their requirements. The
In the past few years, no-code development tools have democratized application development in organizations by enabling non-technical employees to be creative with technology. Gartner surveyed 12,000 employees across different functions and industries, and 41% of respondents preferred to be called “business technologists.” So who exactly is a business technologist? It is an employee who reports
Citizen development has sparked a debate over its effectiveness and usefulness compared to professional development. Citizen development refers to the practice of non-technical professionals using low-code or no-code platforms to create applications that meet their business needs. On the other hand, professional developers have formal training and experience in software development, using traditional programming languages
Citizen development has suddenly become a common term, with many individuals and companies throwing it around in casual speech. This has led to a fair amount of confusion and misconception. In fact, in many instances, shadow IT and citizen development is being superimposed. Before we speak about how to implement and govern citizen development, thus,
In today’s fast-paced business world, every organization strives to be more efficient and productive, Quixy team is no exception, as Quixy team uses Quixy Apps to manage their day-to-day tasks and streamline their workflows. Also, with a constantly evolving set of tools, features, integrations, and automation capabilities, Quixy has become an essential tool for businesses of all
Are you ready to ignite a revolution within your organization? Embark on an extraordinary journey into the world of citizen development, where innovation knows no limits and your business’s potential knows no bounds. In this dynamic era, traditional approaches no longer suffice. Enter citizen development – a game-changing phenomenon that empowers employees from all corners