Are you currently using enterprise low-code app platforms (LCAP) from any of these vendors? Choose all that apply.

Automation

Alibaba8%

Appian21%

Creatio16%

Huawei8%

Kintone8%

Mendix5%

Microsoft39%

Newgen3%

Oracle14%

OutSystems7%

Pega6%

Quickbase5%

Retool3%

Salesforce30%

ServiceNow33%

Unqork4%

Zoho8%

Other (Add in comments)1%

We're not currently using low-code platforms2%

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Director of IT in Software3 years ago

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Where do you currently stand in your plans for NaaS (Network as a Service)?
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Exploring the potential with NaaS providers64%

Performing a limited PoC to understand and validate value14%

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Too much vendor hype — no practical use cases12%

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Do not need it in next 2-3 years16%

Will use in next 2-3 years21%

Already using it15%

Do not understand what it means3%

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