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Non-billable cost – maintain your competitive edge, improve your project margins, and save money with low code.
Keep up with the newest low-code functionalities and implement the most cutting-edge technology into your company to drive ROI.
Empower developers of any skillset to effectively contribute to their teams’ projects with an accessible, user-friendly process.
Quickly adapt to market changes and customer needs. Develop and deploy applications faster than traditional coding.
Eliminate hand-coding so you can reduce costly errors and deliver projects faster than the competition.
Ensure your teams are aligned for a seamless workflow through the entire design
to development process so you can build apps your customers expect in a fraction of the time.
Estimated market size of the low-code industry is expected to exceed $29 billion by 2025, with a 25% compounded annual growth rate
Investing in low code becomes a force multiplier, offers more value to customers, increases customer satisfaction, and drives more revenue
Redefine modern development by making application development processes faster, more collaborative, and more accessible
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By embracing low code and democratizing app development, companies can fundamentally transform the way their businesses operate, enabling faster, more agile product development and achieving shorter time to market. But why is this important?
CTOs, CIOs, Dev Team Leaders and other high-level executives must make informed decisions when choosing between low code vs. traditional development. And this article will compare these two approaches, focusing on different tradeoffs, advantages, criteria, and more.
Digital Innovation is a continuous process that involves the use of digital technology and strategies to create new or improve existing business processes, products, services, and UX. But why is digital innovation so important? And what's the role of low code here?
