Since the early days of CRM, the industry has faced a daunting challenge: The tools have been too expensive and difficult to customize. And as systems have become more capable and sophisticated, so ...

In a tight market for tech talent, low-code and no-code software may be a viable solution for companies that want “customized” tech solutions but can’t afford an extended (or any) in-house dev team.

The pandemic has accelerated the need for low- and no-code solutions. But there are a few things the C-suite should know about these tools. While marketers have had a keen eye on low-code and no-code ...

How low-code and no-code solutions can help good developers become even better Your email has been sent The more experienced a developer you are, the less likely you are to use low-code, no-code tools ...

Smart factory initiatives integrating advanced digital technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning within the manufacturing environment present an expansive array of ...

As more organizations adopt low-code and no-code platforms and tools, tech leaders must understand the risks and benefits involved. The potential benefits of low-code and no-code development tools ...

At a time when fintech startups are introducing new forms of banking, payments and other services, many financial institutions are finding that they need to innovate to keep up. Whether introducing ...

You can build many technology capabilities using low-code and no-code platforms, including applications, databases, workflows, integrations, Internet of Things data streams, data visualizations, and ...

Insurance businesses historically have had only two choices when seeking to upgrade their operations software. They could either buy pre-made solutions from third-party vendors and then try to contort ...

As organizations work to innovate and incorporate more emerging technologies, ASUG Members are sending us a clear message – their organizations are lacking the skillsets needed to utilize these ...

How much software development work can be safely pushed outside of the IT department? This is still an unanswered question. Everyone loves the concept of low-code and no-code development -- even IT.