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Every corporate IT organization feels the pressure to keep costs and solution delivery times down. But during the COVID pandemic, these pressures have become even more intense.
The global economic slowdown, reorientation towards a mobile, remote workforce, a growing home-delivery service model, and rapidly changing regulatory environment compound pressures on corporate IT to quickly deliver value to internal and external clients. While there is no silver-bullet solution for these pressures, one viable path forward is the rising set of low-code and no-code development platforms (LCDPs) like Mendix, Microsoft Power Apps, and Oracle Apex.
Low-Code Development Platforms (LCDPs), a term coined by Forrester Research (Gartner group calls them Low-Code Application Platforms), is getting a lot of press these days. Many LCDPs bill themselves as Rapid Application Development (RAD) platforms and some (e.g. Mendix) possess an entire built-in RAD project management functionality. LCDPs typical