Satisfy Digital End Users With Low- and No-Code | Info-Tech Research Group

Your organization decided to invest in digital solutions to support their transition to a digital and automated workplace. They are ready to begin the planning and delivery of these solutions.
However, IT capacity is constrained due to the high and aggressive demand to meet business priorities and maintain mission critical applications. Technical experience and skills are difficult to find, and stakeholders are increasing their expectations to deliver technologies faster with high quality using less resources.
Stakeholders are interested in low and no code solutions as ways to their software delivery challenges and explore new digital capabilities.

Our Advice

Critical Insight

Current software delivery inefficiencies and lack of proper governance and standards impedes the ability to successfully scale and mature low and no code investments and see their full value.
Many operating models and culture do not enable or encourage the collaboration needed to evaluate business opportunities and underlying operational systems.This can exacerbate existing shadow IT challenges and promote a negative perception of IT.
Low and no code tools bring significant organizational, process, and technical changes that IT and the business may not be prepared or willing to accept and adopt, especially when these tools support business and worker managed applications and services.

Impact and Result

Establish the right expectations. Profile your digital end users and their needs and challenges. Discuss current IT and business software delivery and digital product priorities to determine what to expect from low- and no-code.
Build your low- and no-code governance and support. Clarify the roles, processes, and tools needed for low- and no-code delivery and management through IT and business collaboration.
Evaluate the fit of low- and no-code and shortlist possible tools. Obtain a thorough view of the business and technical complexities of your use cases. Indicate where and how low- and no-code is expected to generate the most return.

Satisfy Digital End Users With Low- and No-Code Research & Tools

1. Satisfy Digital End Users With Low- and No-Code Deck – A step-by-step guide on selecting the appropriate low- and no-code tools and building the right people, processes, and technologies to support them.

This blueprint helps you develop an approach to understand your low- and no-code challenges and priorities and to shortlist, govern, and manage the right low- and no-code tools.

2. Low- and No-Code Communication Template – Clearly communicate the goal and approach of your low- and no-code implementation in a language your audience understands.

This template narrates a story to describe the need and expectations of your low- and no-code initiative to get buy-in from stakeholders and interested parties.

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Guided Implementation 1: Select Your Tools

Call 1: Understand the motivators for low- and no-code.
Call 2: Learn and profile your digital end users.
Call 3: Build and review your low- and no-code use cases.
Call 4: Discuss your low- and no-code tooling options and desired features.

Guided Implementation 2: Deliver Your Solution

Call 1: Review and optimize your SDLC for low- and no-code.
Call 2: Modify your governance to support low- and no-code.

Guided Implementation 3: Plan Your Adoption

Call 1: Design CoE and/or CoP.
Call 2: Review your low- and no-code adoption roadmap.

Author

Andrew Kum-Seun

Contributors

6 anonymous contributors

Search Code: 98756
Last Revised: May 6, 2022

TAGS:

Low code, no code, development platform, robotic process automation, RPA, business process automation, business process management, business managed applications, shadow IT, citizen development, BizDevOps

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