Your comprehensive guide to low-code
The missing component of your digital strategy - for developers and CIOs alike
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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Can enterprises transform through startup theory?In-depth For big corporations, the flexibility, adaptability, and speed of a startup or scale-up is often the total opposite of what’s possible within their own operations
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AI is creating more software flaws – and they're getting worseNews A CodeRabbit study compared pull requests with AI and without, finding AI is fast but highly error prone
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UK firms are pouring money into AI, but they won’t see a return on investment unless they address these key issuesNews An SAP report projects increased AI investment, but cautions that too many organizations are taking a fragmented approach
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Intel makes high-level hires while factory workers are warned of layoffsNews The company is appointing four senior executives as part of efforts to refocus on engineering and customer relationships
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UiPath names Simon Pettit as new AVP for UK and IrelandNews The seasoned leader will spearhead region-specific transformation projects as UiPath looks to drive operational growth and customer engagement
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How to empower employees to accelerate emissions reductionin depth With ICT accounting for as much as 3% of global carbon emissions, the same as aviation, the industry needs to increase emissions reduction
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Worldwide IT spending to grow 4.3% in 2023, with no significant AI impactNews Spending patterns have changed as companies take an inward focus
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Report: Female tech workers disproportionately affected by industry layoffsNews Layoffs continue to strike companies throughout the tech industry, with data showing females in both the UK and US are bearing the brunt of them more so than males
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How can small businesses cope with inflation?Tutorial With high inflation increasing the cost of doing business, how can small businesses weather the storm?
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How to deal with inflation while undergoing digital transformationIn-depth How can organizations stave off inflation while attempting to grow by digitally transforming their businesses?
