Low code is a user-friendly software development approach. It requires little to no coding for developing applications and processes. Therefore, you no longer have to use complex programming languages. Instead, you can utilize visual interfaces with basic...
Many enterprises that have been around for a while rely on IBM i applications to run mission-critical business operations. It is proof of the platform’s stability that users are still keen to keep it. The major challenge these enterprises face, however, is the...
In 2014, Forrester noticed a set of platforms with a distinct approach to software development, one that minimizes, in some cases, to zero, the amount of coding necessary for a project. As a result, they coined the term “Low-code” to describe them. Since then, we’ve...
Today, in the digital transformation era, the demand for modernization and technological innovations is consistently high across virtually all enterprise tech layers and applications. Surprisingly, however, field operations upgrades typically are still a priority for...
Low-code and no-code solutions are a trend in the modern-day software development industry and there’s a good reason for that. More than ever before in this era of digital transformation amid global unrest and a turbulent economy, companies require flexibility....
