Low-code platforms
With scarce resources, central IT is often no longer able to implement modern applications and meet the requirements of users spoiled by business-to-customer (B2C).
In the private environment, users are used to applications that are easy to use, can be used on any end device and are available anytime and anywhere. Unfortunately, this rarely if ever applies to business applications!
Integrate well – don’t lose money
Unfortunately, it is still often the case that many companies approach the planning and implementation of their applications too “naively”. In the end, they wonder why they are not successful.
In most cases, the decisive factor for or against a business application is the cost – or even better, the cost-benefit ratio.
When it comes to creating applications, it’s all about integration. After all, an application only has added value for the customer if it can be integrated into existing systems such as SAP or CRM.
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- What is the background to low-code development?
- What challenges does a low-code platform solve?
- What role does low-code play in the digitization process?
- Where are the limits of low-code?
