In today’s fast-paced business environment, organizations constantly look for ways to improve efficiency and streamline operations. One solution to this challenge is using no-code low-code platforms, which allow businesses to build custom applications without writing complex code. With the right no-code low-code solution, businesses can automate manual processes, improve customer experience, and integrate with new
This blog was first published on Nasscom Community. Businesses have a higher digital dependency now more than ever. Though this trend was shaping up even before COVID-19, the situation was so post-pandemic that going digital was the only way organizations could survive. However, this development also translates to increased application and software development demand, and
This article was first published on eLearning industry. Adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents tremendous potential for businesses and society. However, it also raises legitimate concerns about AI adoption about ethics, trust, data security, workforce impact, and regulatory challenges. In this article, we will delve into these top concerns surrounding AI adoption, provide practical examples for
This was first published on Nasscom Community. Power of no-code and agile is ever-evolving, and businesses constantly seek ways to develop and deliver cutting-edge applications, systems, and services quickly and efficiently. One of the most prominent methodologies transforming the software development industry is Agile, which emphasizes collaboration, flexibility, and iterative progress. On the other hand,
This blog was first published on Nasscom Community. No code is a term used to describe a software development approach where individuals with no prior technical background or programming experience can create digital products and applications without writing any code. It uses visual, pre-packaged templates, point-and-click, and drag-and-drop software approaches and requires little coding expertise.
This article was first published on Nasscom. Digitalization has increased substantially, with businesses employing cutting-edge techniques like low-code/no-code to create a wide range of applications. Despite this, some companies need help to develop a comprehensive, integrated approach to digitization or to move from a pilot to a company-wide implementation. They need an operating strategy that encourages innovation and digitization.
This article was first published on Nasscom. Today’s businesses face increasing pressure to create software applications quickly and efficiently. But traditional software development methods can be time-consuming, expensive, and require a lot of technical expertise. That’s where no-code low-code development platforms come in – they offer a way for non-technical users to create applications without
This article was first published on Customer Think The philosophy of no-code low-code technology — that business users can build their solutions all on their own — resonates with enterprises. According to Gartner, by 2026, developers outside formal IT departments will account for at least 80% of the user base for low-code development tools, up from 60%
This article (Digital business strategy post-Covid-19: Top 5 goals to accelerate business ) was first published on ITProPortal Digital business strategy in organizations around the globe has made us see some major wrecking in 2020. The pandemic has very evidently left the phrase “business is as usual” in a faraway land and time. The idea of
This article was first published on PMI. In today’s digitally-driven world, organizations are discovering the power of empowering their employees to become citizen developers. These individuals, armed with no-code or low-code platforms, are revolutionizing application development within their organizations. But where does one begin on this transformative journey? The answer lies in starting small. In this