Source: devops.com
No-Code/Low-Code: Empowering CollaborationCategory: Software, Business, Data, Microsoft
Recent developments have created a massive shift to working remotely, which, according to a recent Gartner survey, is not a temporary move. The survey indicates that 74% of CFOs plan to continue some form of permanent remote working.
The beauty of no-code/low-code applications is that they do not require an army of expensive IT consultants and systems integrators to get them to speak to each other. Instead, these applications are designed to plug seamlessly into an integration platform as a service (iPaaS), a suite of cloud services that connects various applications, systems and technologies within the cloud.
Instead of handing over piles of cash to systems integrators, organizations can reinvest that money in their own companies.
The beauty of no-code/low-code applications is that they do not require an army of expensive IT consultants and systems integrators to get them to speak to each other. Instead, these applications are designed to plug seamlessly into an integration platform as a service (iPaaS), a suite of cloud services that connects various applications, systems and technologies within the cloud.
Instead of handing over piles of cash to systems integrators, organizations can reinvest that money in their own companies.
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