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My biggest takeaway from the NoCode Summit in Paris: Enterprises are quickly adopting visual development tools (no code)! There were over 7 sessions focused on Enterprise use cases. Examples ranged from Pairs Airports using no code to adapt their antiquated systems for the influx of travelers from the Olympics. To massive international organizations using it to augment their outdated tech infrastructure. I have been apart of this movement for years now, and I can see we are on the edge of a tipping point where more and more large orgs are seeing the massive advantages these tools offer.
Matt Graham ????what do you think would do the big software agencies, as Tata Consultancy Services, Accenture, Infosys... will approach the Visual Development.
Matt what were the platforms mostly used by these large organizations?! ?? I assume Paris Airport wouldn’t allow using “any” platforms. They must have vetted them rigorously.
I love how no-code platforms are hosting these types of events more often now.
Visual development tools are quickly becoming essential for enterprises to stay competitive and adapt to rapid changes in the tech landscape.
The Olympics case study is fascinating – it shows how no-code tools can help even traditional industries like airports quickly adapt to major challenges!
Visual tools let big companies move fast without breaking the bank – smart move for staying ahead.
Matt Graham ????any chance those enterprise discussions were recorded or you have the contacts for the individuals who led those efforts?
Matt Graham ???? I agree. These tools are quickly becoming the new norm, and its great to see agencies like yours embrace them and pass that speed and value on to clients.
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1 个月This is also what caught more my attention, I could see how us, devs, were “blind” to some huge market opportunities