At enterprise level, it can be easier to get budget approval for consultants than hire a full-time employee to do the same thing. It's usually also easier to te

At enterprise level, it can be easier to get budget approval for consultants than hire a full-time employee to do the same thing. It's usually also easier to terminate a consulting agreement than an employment contract. Finally, consultants sometimes have better contacts for getting priority support for platforms like MS Dynamics and Salesforce that have large numbers of programmers building apps on top of them. 'No-code' is a blanket term that includes an enormous breadth of software. Zapier does some pretty impressive no-code automations across apps and it's pricing is usage-based. MS Power Apps is just one player in that market. A lot of no-code is also just adding view layers to databases so people can build business dashboards without needing direct access to a SQL environment. It may be easier to have consultants build out such workflows than attempt to hire the right people internally.