Application Development, Streamline Business Process, Business Intelligencees, Goal Management

  The world of business has undergone a drastic shift in recent years, driven by the relentless march of technology. Digital transformation has become the mantra for companies seeking to remain competitive and relevant in a constantly evolving landscape… READ MORE .  

  Jargon is bad for communication. But there’s one word that’s hard to avoid these days: democratization. It’s a mouthful. But unlike most buzzwords — there’s meaning in it. It captures a powerful shift happening in the world of application development… READ MORE .  

  It’s that exciting time. Your business has outgrown the humble spreadsheet, and it’s time for something more substantial. A proper CRM system. And that’s when the big question pops up: Do we build it ourselves, or go with a standard option?… READ MORE .  

  Let’s think about where Enterprise Resource Planning, or ERP systems, fit into this cycle. For that, let’s step back and look at the history of ERP systems. They started in the 1960s, more for academic interest than for use in businesses. In the 1990s and 2000s, they became very popular in the business world. But, by the early 2010s, people started to see big problems. Companies realized that managing an ERP system was more than just buying the newest technology. By the late 2010s and early 2020s, how people saw ERPs had changed a lot… READ MORE .    

  Low-code application platforms are innovative tools that streamline and expedite software development, allowing users to create applications with minimal manual coding. In the realm of Low Code Application Development (LCAD), these platforms provide a visual interface and pre-built components, enabling developers and non-developers alike to design applications through a drag-and-drop approach. LCAD abstracts complex coding processes, making app development accessible to individuals with limited programming skills. This approach significantly accelerates development cycles, reduces costs, and promotes collaboration between technical and non-technical stakeholders. Key features often include visual modeling, pre-configured templates, and the ability to deploy applications across various platforms, including web and mobile. LCAD platforms serve as a catalyst for agility, empowering businesses to adapt swiftly to changing requirements and fostering innovation in the d...

  2023 was the year of no-code and low-code platform development revolution, and the platforms that stole the spotlight were nothing short of rockstars. OutSystems, like the Beyoncé of the no-code world, wowed with its speed and scalability. PowerApps by Microsoft strutted in with its seamless integration, a true tech tango. Mendix danced its way into hearts with its user-friendly interface, a Fred Astaire of low-code elegance. Appian, the James Bond of platforms, brought in security and sophistication. And don't forget about Bubble, the rebel with a cause – coding freedom. These platforms didn't just make waves; they orchestrated a symphony of simplicity and power. So, if 2020 were a concert, these no-code and low-code platforms would be the headlining acts, turning the tech scene into a melody of innovation and accessibility. About Amoga ( www.amoga.io ) Amoga is a cutting-edge low-code work platform designed for seamless business process automation. With it...