Earlier this month, HCL’s Andrew Manby spoke with Alex Clemente of Harvard Business Review Analytic Services about the trend towards citizen development that we are seeing in companies that want an alternative to the long wait times and lost opportunities associated with requiring that all applications be developed by IT. (Link)
During the discussion, they touched on:
- The current state of low-code/no-code tools
- The types of applications that users develop with these tools
- How to bring enterprise-level discipline to user-led development
- The role low-code/no-code development plays in wider efforts to automate and streamline business and technical processes
Adam Gartenberg 