I ran into this in my last federal contracting job. Customer was being sold on using ServiceNow as a low code solution to replace a custom .net application wit

I ran into this in my last federal contracting job. Customer was being sold on using ServiceNow as a low code solution to replace a custom .net application with something like 2 million LOC. No-code and low-code solutions are seductive to many because they can get easy wins fast, but those easy wins mask the fact that more complex functionality is either more difficult, or outright impossible. Not to mention that once you heavily customize those products, upgrades can become very painful and very costly.