Why you should start using low-code platforms?
In today's dynamic business environment, it is essential for organizations to keep pace with their industry trends and accelerate workflows to meet the customer demands that are getting harder than ever to achieve. According to Forrester Now Tech: General-Purpose Low-Code Development Platforms, Q1 2021 analyst report, low-code platforms are crucial for digitalization and have been proven in even the most mission-critical use cases in the COVID-19 world. Nevertheless, what makes low-code here to stay? Let's take a look below.
#1 Less Time, High Productivity
Drag-and-drop approach to build enterprise applications with little to zero coding knowledge required.
#2 Decreased Costs
Automate company expenses with lower total cost of ownership (TCO).
#3 Open Source, Flexible, Customizable
Customize any features and functions to adapt to business needs and facilitates immediate changes with its agile capabilities.
#4 Improved Customer Experience
Automated workflows to rapidly process customer requests and reduce the waiting time.
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