Is it important to have a low code development strategy?

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We are fully committed to a low code development strategy, and it complements our custom development strategy.34%

We do not have a low code development strategy.36%

We are planning to implement a low code development strategy.22%

We don't believe we need a low code development strategy.6%

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IT Governance Consultant in Government2 years ago

Low-code development accelerates app development, increases collaboration, and lowers costs, but customization limits and security concerns require careful evaluation for business alignment.

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Marketing Consultant in Retail2 years ago

Low code is essential for businesses to test if the product is market fit. But then it will need custom development to expand the functionalities it might require in the long run.

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