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Low-Code and No-Code Developer Technologies: Use Cases, Benefits, and Challenges

Publisher IDC
Published Jun 28, 2023
Length 11 Pages
SKU # IDC18029804

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Low-Code and No-Code Developer Technologies: Use Cases, Benefits, and Challenges


This IDC Perspective analyzes the results of a three-day online qualitative discussion board IDC conducted in December 2022 with eight senior IT managers and directors at U.S. companies who are responsible for using low-code and no-code developer technologies to innovate within their organizations. It focuses on enterprise use cases for these technologies, the benefits enterprises derive from them, and the obstacles these IT leaders identified to further adoption."Low-code and no-code developer technologies have been widely adopted by enterprises, and IT leaders now have well-defined ideas about appropriate use cases, the benefits they provide, and the challenges IT leaders face in encouraging their adoption. Vendors have an opportunity to help these leaders demonstrate the value proposition of low-code and no-code developer technologies to their C-suites." — Michele Rosen, research manager, Low-Code, No-Code, and Intelligent Developer Technologies, IDC

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Table of Contents

11 Pages
Executive Snapshot
New Market Developments and Dynamics
Research Methodology
Enterprise Use Cases
Last-Mile Digitization
Legacy Application Modernization
Customer-Facing App Development
Benefits
Empowering Line-of-Business Developers
Accelerating Professional Development
Challenges
Legacy Systems
Resistance to Change
Lack of C-Suite Buy-In
Advice for the Technology Supplier
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Related Research
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