What you need to know about the Low-Code.
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The document discusses the benefits of low-code platforms, highlighting that nearly 60% of custom applications are now built outside IT departments. It emphasizes the efficiency and customization capabilities of low-code development, which allows businesses to modernize legacy systems and enhance core functions. Key use cases include internal applications, customer-facing apps, and legacy app replacement.
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What you need to know about the Low-Code.
- 1. WHO CAN BUILD APPLICATIONS? Reasons to go for Comidor Low-Code Plan Develop Monior WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE LOW-CODE 10+ apps 20+ apps 100+ apps 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% THE NUMBER OF BUSINESS APPLICATIONS IN 2018 "Nearly 60% of all custom apps are now built outside the IT department" CUSTOMIZABLE UI WITH LOW-CODE ENVIRONMENT Low-code allows applications to be configured, not custom-coded, delivering tailor-made, powerful software without the cost, risk and delays of traditional development. FileMaker Wide selection of pre-built database fields and custom fields Easy-to use form builder Role-based access controls per form Ability to extend with custom code MAIN USE CASES FOR LOW-CODE Item 1 20% Item 2 20% Item 3 20% Internal Apps Customer Facing Apps Legacy App Replacement These help improve a company’s core functions like HR, sales/marketing and financial reporting The solutions can be quite sophisticated, such as with rich user experiences, security and mobile capabilities. There are huge swaths of old code across many organizations. With low-code, a company can upgrade these systems for modern approaches. Learn more about Comidor Low-Code Platform Source: Forbes, Mendix, Forrester, FileMaker