Low Down on Low-Code

Author Jessica D'Oliveira discusses the challenges of finding and training low-code developers. They explore the evolving landscape of low-code development, the tools and skills needed, the value of low-code platforms, and driving cultural change within organizations.

Burley Kawasaki, with experience at Microsoft, Kony, and K2, discusses the distinction between low-code and no-code platforms, the evolution and challenges in their development, the concept of fusion teams, and the importance of governance and design principles in application development.

Former Forrester analyst and 'low-code' term inventor, John Rymer, shares insights on the evolution of low code, the importance of governance, and the impact on workforce skills. The podcast delves into the rise of low-code tools in business, challenges in technology transitions, and the adaptability of low code in meeting customer needs.