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+1 on these tools opening up people's imagination of what's possible. They're the experts in their domain, and having these tools allow them to project what the
by tjchear 5y ago
+1 on these tools opening up people's imagination of what's possible. They're the experts in their domain, and having these tools allow them to project what they know onto a system that makes them more productive and efficient.
If you don't mind answering, what were the kinds of apps or processes that business/ops folks you worked with made?
- tempacct3575 5y agoI work at a large healthcare equipment manufacturer - the group I worked with automated many business processes relating to equipment field sales, service, and maintenance. The end users were generally internal sales or field techs. Most of the apps are basic CRUD and maybe some video links. We're a typical large enterprise, so it takes a very long time to execute new software projects and often by the time they are done the business needs have shifted. The users started out by using MS Power Platform and SharePoint to create simple apps and forms and get some feedback from the users. After a couple of iterations they would finalize the desired flow and my team would give them an enterprise integration point (sometimes Boomi, sometimes custom code) to read/update the real data. We are currently evaluating Mendix and Outsystems to see if that will further streamline the process.