Excerpt from forbes.com

In early 2021, Gartner released a new forecast for low-code/no-code development tools. Driven by an increase in remote work due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Gartner projected a 23% increase for the global market for this type of technology. In the months that followed, low-code/no-code tools saw steady growth due to their effectiveness in addressing some of tech’s most complicated challenges—primarily the critical need to digitize workflows, enhance customer and employee experiences and boost the efficiency of commercial and operational teams.

According to Harvard Business Review, low-code/no-code platforms have evolved from just facilitating function-specific tools to making it possible for a broader range of business employees to truly own their automation and build new software applications with no coding while increasing organizational capacity.

Low-code/no-code tools also drew attention in the context of the Great Resignation, with Entrepreneur noting that low-code/no-code platforms make it easier for companies to address the ongoing shortage in engineering and developer talent. An increasing number of businesses and IT leaders are leveraging the possibilities of low-code/no-code tools as organizations work to turn more of their employees into citizen developers.

As the movement continues and adoption increases across key industries from financial services to manufacturing, organizations need to pay attention to these five topics in order to improve the performance of their new tools and ensure the success of their low-code/no-code initiatives.

 

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