Whether you are a CIO faced with the challenges of doing ever more on ever fewer resources, a board member trying to understand how best to conduct digital transformation, or a consultant wanting to deliver more value to clients, low-code solves problems.
Low-code means that anyone in your business can scope out what they want a piece of software to do, helping to build digital solutions based on real needs directed from employees - providing an environment for developers to turn wants into final pieces of software and apps.
This whitepaper aims to provide readers with an understanding of how low-code development can help resolve business problems, saving time for CIOs and IT directors while providing consultants and software teams with an essential productivity tool.
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