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Low-code: An Accelerator for Digital Transformation

CIO Business Intelligence

Digital transformation is expected to be the top strategic priority for businesses of all sizes and industries, yet organisations find the transformation journey challenging due to digital skill gap, tight budget, or technology resource shortages. Amidst these challenges, organisations turn to low-code to remain competitive and agile.

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10 tips for modernizing legacy apps for the cloud

CIO Business Intelligence

Assess resources — and partner as necessary Successfully modernizing legacy apps starts with tackling the upfront work needed to identify the workloads and assets that will be moved to the cloud, as well as dependencies, licensing impacts, and business use cases and benefits. “It Varerkar also advises against rebuilding an app from scratch.

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9 steps to streamline any business workflow

mrc's Cup of Joe Blog

Speed and agility are the name of the game. photo credit: Andrew Neel via Unsplash License. photo credit: StartupStockPhotos via Pixabay License Understanding how each step SHOULD work is often far different than how they DO work. As explained below, this includes a project timeframe, required resources, budget, and ROI.

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Pros and cons of low-code development platforms

mrc's Cup of Joe Blog

Modern low-code software offers the capabilities (and user experience) to truly meet enterprise demands. For instance, in an era where agility is crucial for modern businesses, low-code platforms help organizations deliver solutions quickly. It’s important that you understand each vendor’s policies before licensing a tool.

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Legacy System Modernization 101

mrc's Cup of Joe Blog

The problem is, these companies don’t realize that legacy application costs go far beyond licensing costs. Core legacy business applications, and the infrastructure required to run them, often consume a high share of a company’s IT budget. Agility costs. Most legacy systems lack agility because they’re hard to change.

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