How high a priority is implementing governance for low-code/no-code tools to increase IT and business productivity?
The top priority35%
A high priority51%
Not a priority13%
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The top priority35%
A high priority51%
Not a priority13%
I believe it is still important, my prompt are well crafted 39%
I don't care about it44%
I don't not14%
I believe there is a mental shifting to understanding the common language with the chatbots 20%
I don't think they make sense2%
Yes, active exploring alternatives49%
No, not considered as risk46%
Seeking expert / legal advice, but no rush5%
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About 7 years ago, we embraced a no-code/low-code turn. We have created a Center of Excellence that centralize and deliver all solutions developed using a tool we have selected (ServiceNow).
This was a way to fight (and eradicate) Shadow IT solutions (or End-User Development) by providing less expensive solutions.
Getting rid of End-User Development was a priority since our regulator saw those solutions as potentially at risk.
Now, even with a form of governance, it sounds very tempting for even "regular project" to jump into the low-code/no-code as it was cheaper than developping a solution using a traditionnal framework.
We need to increase our alertness to carefully take the right decisions. Otherwise, we would have replace one problem by another one!