In this episode of Lowdown on Low-code, John Rymer and Rob Koplowitz discuss the evolution and impact of low code in the DACH region with Markus Bernhardt. They explore the formation of the Low-Code Association, the role of SAP in promoting low code, cultural factors influencing its adoption, and the significance of citizen development. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by smaller firms and the public sector in implementing low code solutions, as well as the emerging trends in AI and its integration with low code technologies.

Takeaways

• Low code is a journey that requires organizational change.
• SAP's influence is significant in promoting low code adoption.
• Cultural factors in Germany emphasize structured processes.
• The Low-Code Association aims to advance low code in enterprises.
• Citizen development is gaining traction but is still behind the US.
• Smaller firms face challenges in adopting low code due to budget constraints.
• AI is seen as a key enabler for low code and process automation.
• Education and governance are crucial for successful low code implementation.
• Public sector projects are increasingly utilizing low code solutions.
• The DACH region has a vibrant low code community with diverse platforms.