Description
This book examines the rise of no-code and low-code platforms like Bubble, OutSystems, and Microsoft PowerApps. IT consultants will learn how to integrate these tools into their services, helping clients adopt cost-effective development solutions. The book consists of 6 modules, covering no-code/low-code use cases, business adoption strategies, security concerns, customization challenges, and real-world case studies.
Olubunmi –
“This material provided invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of IT consulting, particularly concerning the rise of no-code and low-code development. The section on adapting services was especially helpful, as was the clear and concise breakdown of limitations and security considerations. It empowered me to confidently navigate the transition to low-code ecosystems for my clients, offering practical strategies and a thorough understanding of the challenges involved. A must-read for any IT professional seeking to stay ahead in this rapidly changing field.”
Sola –
“This resource provided me with a fantastic overview of the impact no-code and low-code is having on IT consulting. As a solo consultant, I found the insights on adapting my services and addressing the security concerns particularly valuable. The section on helping businesses transition to these new ecosystems was practical and gave me a clear path forward. A must-read for any independent consultant looking to stay relevant in this evolving field!”
Micheal –
“This resource provided invaluable insights into navigating the emerging landscape of no-code and low-code development. The information was clear, concise, and particularly helpful in understanding both the opportunities and potential pitfalls when advising businesses on adopting these platforms. The practical advice on addressing security concerns and facilitating a smooth transition to low-code ecosystems was immediately applicable and significantly boosted my confidence in offering these services to my clients. A must-read for any IT consultant looking to stay ahead of the curve.”