Are you looking to enhance your skills and significantly impact your organization without becoming a technical expert? If so, you might want to become a citizen developer! Citizen developers are non-technical professionals who leverage low-code or no-code platforms to create applications and automate processes, and they are becoming increasingly popular in organizations worldwide. With citizen
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,
The underrepresentation of women in tech jobs has been a longstanding issue in the industry, leading to a lack of diversity and innovation. Only 26.7% of tech-related jobs are held by women. However, the rise of #NoCode is helping to break down these barriers and provide opportunities for women in tech industry. A Panel Discussion
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
The rise of citizen development has sparked a debate over its effectiveness and usefulness in comparison 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,
This article was first published on Customer Think. Gartner made a significant prediction at the virtual symposium for CIOs and IT leaders. By 2023, there will be at least four times as many active citizen developers at large businesses as professional developers. For those who don’t know, a citizen developer creates software without receiving formal training in
This article was first published on Customer Think. Businesses are going all guns blazing to digitize their processes, but the IT talent shortage is derailing the digital transformation efforts of many. However, no-code platforms simplify development by enabling non-programmers to build applications without knowing how to access APIs or deploy web or mobile apps. According
This article was first published on Nasscom Community. Digital acceleration is a buzzword today because of the new technological trends such as cloud computing, mobile phones, and social media. There is an increased focus on delivering customer experiences and business agility through the use of digital tools and platforms. Users are encouraged to become citizen
On one hand, businesses are going full throttle on digitizing their operations, but on the other hand, IT talent shortages hamper the timely implementation of complex software. However, no-code development platforms are proving to be effective. No-code platforms reduce development complexity to the point where business users aka citizen developers can create solutions without knowing
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? A business technologist is an employee