The future of low-code / No-Code.
Here are 5 areas where low-code / no-code will explode in 2022.
Low-code / no-code
First of all, you need to know where it came from.
Low-code and code have seen their popularity rating explode in 2021 mainly due to the fact that these technologies help to avoid or even remove obstacles and accelerate the digital transformations of a business.
Indeed, these technologies make it possible to respond to problems of skills, productivity or project management.
In a report by consulting firm Gartner, Low and no-code solutions, will take part in 65% of application development projects in 2024.
The 5 areas where low-code and no-code WILL BE ESSENTIAL IN 2022
1. Business Process Management (MPG)
The biggest benefit of low-code is that you can deploy a GPM solution in just a few minutes.
A developer with a minimum of knowledge and training can very easily learn the development and creation of applications through this technology.
As proof, there are a large number of tools available on the current market that will suit both large companies with resources and small structures. With tools like Hubspot or SalesForce, you will easily be able to get an overview of your company’s indicators through turnkey solutions.
2. Internal Tools
These applications are usually intended for internal teams such as Sales-dep, Market-dep, or RH-dep.
These are custom applications, usually ranging from C R U D applications to slightly more complex applications.
Internal tools are also an extremely popular category, just like the GPM.
Medium-sized companies have a tendency to accumulate several internal tools that can be deployed quickly, rather than blocking their projects to develop applications dedicated to their departments. But, this requires integration in order to obtain a clear centralization of tool resources. For a Sales department for example, it would be possible to integrate a tool like Aircall directly on a CRM like Hubspot.
3. Field applications
This term includes all trades that have a public interest such as energy, or telecommunications.
These applications make it possible to perform the so-called digital tasks of employees in the field.
For example, an inspection and audit team will need a tool to record field observations and then generate an automatic audit.
The Low and no-code are in an environment like this. For example, they are able to develop a mobile application that would allow you to capture data in the field, generate reports, or see directly the next task of the day.
4. Online databases
As Gartner explains with its Pace-Layered methodology: a data logging system is a fundamental basis for digitalization.
Low / no-code platforms that work online usually allow you to use a data logging feature.
Low/no-code facilitates the creation of a database with little competence of the domain, because it is generally a Drag & Drop data construction and transfer system.
the most common questions
Low-code and no-code are growing rapidly and are expected to account for a major share of new applications. They will continue to democratize and enrich themselves, especially through AI.
Because it responds to a need for speed, autonomy and cost reduction, in a context of developer shortages and acceleration of digital transformation.
No, it does not replace development but completes it. No-code covers a large part of the needs, while the code remains necessary for the most specific and complex projects.
We must train in no-code tools, experiment and integrate these solutions into our processes. Turnk supports companies to take advantage of low-code and no-code.
