José Carlos Pereira. Background image generated by AI. Image: © Noesis/Jane Henderson/MADGALLERY/Stock.adobe.com Noesis’ José Carlos Pereira argues that low code will allow businesses to keep pace with digital transformation and stay competitive. In today’s highly competitive market, businesses are under immense pressure to deliver high-performance results and achieve their goals in shorter timeframes. However, companies often face significant barriers to digitising and modernising their processes to maintain competitiveness. Most of these barriers are related to the technologies they use to support their digital transformation programs. Decades of legacy systems, decentralised databases, scarce and costly resources, and the lack of access to cost-effective solutions have led to many postponing their digitalisation efforts. The abundance of sometimes conflicting information available makes it even more difficult for business leaders to get the right advice and understand what approach would work best for their business and integrate smoothly with their operations. While companies tend to focus on the work at hand, without setting sufficient time and resources aside for innovation, there is an efficient solution that can help businesses accelerate their innovation and digitalisation projects: low-code development. What is low-code development? Data from Gartner shows that 70pc of all software development will include […]
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