Nathan Rose, Microsoft MVP and Functional Architect

In this episode of the Low Down on Low-Code podcast, hosts John Rymer and Ryan Duguid engage with Nathan Rose, a functional architect and Microsoft MVP, to explore the evolving landscape of low-code and no-code development. They discuss Nathan's journey into the low-code space, the role of AI and agents in automation, the skills required to work with these technologies, and the importance of governance and manageability. The conversation also addresses the fears surrounding AI and the future of low-code professionals in a rapidly changing environment.

Takeaways
-Nathan Rose has 15 years of experience in low-code.
-Functional architects focus on user needs rather than technical coding.
-AI is a significant theme in low-code development.
-Deterministic automation is effective for known processes.
-Stop catastrophizing about AI; it's an opportunity.
-Hands-on experience with AI can lead to new opportunities.
-Governance in AI and low-code is crucial to prevent issues.
-The future of low-code professionals may require new skills.
-Domain expertise will remain valuable in the age of AI.
-AI will change the landscape of many jobs, creating new opportunities.