“When business people can’t get the automation they need to carry out their missions, they build software tools and apps themselves.”

The key features of a Low-Code development platform include a visual modelling framework. They are visual representations of processes (typically adhering to BPMN 2.0 standards), thus allowing citizen developers to grasp application design. They allow for a simple drag-and-drop so developers can create applications visually, resulting in faster time-to-launch.

Applications on the platforms are inherently designed for cross-device functionality. It happens with no need for extra effort, coding, or technical resources. Declarative tools are implemented through things like visual models and business rules. Low Code removes the need to write custom coding thus mitigating the drag of future change management and accelerate deployment cycles. Latest iterations of Low Code are equipped for enterprise grade security and are compliant with latest certifications and standards.

Typical Use cases include:

• Rapid functional prototyping and productivity applications; enabled by citizen application development.
• Collaborative project management, portals and feedback tools
• Integrated Customer experience incorporating IoT, blockchain, and artificial intelligence
• Enterprise wide applications with flexible deployment capabilities to the cloud or on premises using Cloud Foundry, or Docker with Kubernetes.
• Applications that enable extended interactions with partners, customers and third parties through Integrations, APIs and portals.