“We think that it’s because of the expectation from customers and IT organizations that this is something that can help them.” “We’re seeing the space growing very quickly along with the demand for low-code platforms from enterprise customers, as well as smaller business customers,” said Dan Juengst, principal product evangelist for OutSystems, whose customers for their enterprise-focused low-code platform range from banks and auto manufacturers to tech giants like Intel and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (now Micro Focus). Low-code platforms have offered the opportunity for non-developers to take the first steps towards transforming their business processes through accessible software design tools for decades, and it’s a market that has never stopped growing.Īccording to business management consultant Forrester Research, by 2020, the simplified, or low-code, development space will be valued at US$15.4 billion.
