Timing is dubious but I can picture a situation in which some version of 80% (by capitalized cost e.g.) of enterprise CRM, ticketing software, ERP, etc. is conf

Timing is dubious but I can picture a situation in which some version of 80% (by capitalized cost e.g.) of enterprise CRM, ticketing software, ERP, etc. is configured through something you could legitimately call "low code". I think it's already the case in many places. I also predict that it will become more and more of a bloated mess, because of lower skill people working on it "anyone can set it up easily, no coding required!" and increasing complex reinvention of the wheel that will have to come up in working around whatever limitations make it "low code" in the first place. Again, enterprise software is well down this road. Eventually, there will be a backlash and disruption of the enterprise market from something we haven't thought of yet that is way better than what we have to put up with today.