The Topic
Application development has come a long way from the days of machine code and punch cards. But even with modern high-level programming languages, the process of designing, hand-coding, testing and debugging applications is long, expensive and requires highly-skilled developers.
Traditionally, central IT served as the hub for application development. However, as organizations seek to automate more parts of the business and execute faster and faster, resource-strapped IT departments are overwhelmed by the number of requests for more solutions. Priority goes to applications and services that directly impact customers or are used across the business.
Increasingly, companies are looking beyond traditional IT by encouraging non-technical users (called citizen developers) to develop their own solutions. What’s making this sea change even possible?
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