Low-code and no-code solutions
DWG’s new research briefing paper ‘Low-code and no-code solutions: What digital workplace teams need to know’ examines the exciting opportunities and some of the practical challenges associated with low-code and no-code solutions (LCNC). These are allowing IT teams, power-users and citizen developers to: work together to create custom applications, capabilities and dashboards at scale; drive innovation; and make better use of IT resources; resulting in everything from improvements across individual processes to full-blown digital transformation across the enterprise.
The report first explores LCNC solutions in more depth covering the kinds of product that are available, and the associated benefits and challenges. The second section proposes a six-point framework for digital workplace teams to support a successful and sustainable LCNC platform.
The third section covers three key use cases or scenarios for LCNC platforms that are relevant for digital workplace teams: empowering channel and site owners; supporting a citizen developer platform; and using a LCNC solution as a rapid application development platform. Finally, we include a case study from healthcare technology company Medtronic.
Authored by Steve Bynghall, the research report executive summary is available now for free download: “Low-code and no-code solutions: What digital workplace teams need to know”.
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An excerpt of this report is available as a free download. Please refer to the DWG Research Terms & Conditions of Usage before downloading.
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About DWG research
The Digital Workplace Group (DWG) carries out research into best practice in intranet and portal deployment. Covering the hottest topics in the intranet world, the studies we undertake are rooted in practical examples from among DWG member organizations as well as leading non-member companies. The results of this in-depth research act as a basis for decision-making, a source of ideas, and the basis for rich interactions between participants at DWG meetings. Generally, members are given exclusive access to our findings, although we do from time to time make a report available to non-members.
