Low-code/no-code platforms have given rise to the “citizen developer” -- a power user of tools such as Microsoft Excel. In other cases, this person tends to be someone who needs an immediate solution, ...

Citizen development is a business process that encourages non-IT-trained employees to become software developers, using IT-sanctioned low-code/no-code (LCNC) platforms to create business applications.

Citizen development, an approach that turns non-IT-trained employees into software developers who can build business-critical applications, is gaining popularity thanks to the growing availability of ...

But in the pivot to today’s “new normal,” mission-critical projects—from deploying remote workforces to scaling cloud infrastructure—also demand customized solutions that address niche pain points and ...

Citizen development is inevitable, as the need for software outpaces the professional programming resources available to make it. Companies have worked to support citizen development for over 40 years ...

Many organizations have tried — and failed — to successfully implement citizen development initiatives. The theory behind the model is alluring: Leverage low-code/no-code (LCNC) tools to enable ...

Katie is Chief Product Officer at Adjust, a mobile marketing analytics platform trusted by growth-driven marketers around the world. According to management consulting firm Korn Ferry, the global ...

A recent survey of 500 CIOs shows 56% see citizen development -- the creation of applications outside of formal IT channels -- as one of their top priorities moving forward. Nearly two in five, 38%, ...

With a dearth of professional developer talent, and low-code and no-code platforms proliferating, organizations are turning to tech-savvy business users to solve application needs. But the shadow IT ...