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I think a lot of times the problem that people want low code to solve isn't IT being overworked but IT being out of their control. To put it another way, I thi
by dhbradshaw 4y ago
I think a lot of times the problem that people want low code to solve isn't IT being overworked but IT being out of their control.
To put it another way, I think the demand for it is often just another manifestation of Conway's Law.
- gav 4y agoExactly, there's a huge appetite for products that allow Marketing, for example, to get things done without IT involvement; I'm not sure why people are surprised that other departments want to do the same. I think that low-code platforms can fill a need where they can help a team iterate on a solution without IT and get to a 80% solution that solves real problems, then bring in IT to help productize it rather than trying to start from scratch.