One way to achieve true innovation within the enterprise: empowering citizen developers to easily develop applications without relying on the traditional development model. This ability is not only possible but is actually growing within organizations large and small.
I recently spoke with my colleague Raja Roy, vice president of technology at Concentrix Catalyst, about the emerging trend of what I like to call “LOCO NOCO” or low-code/no-code platforms. Raja walked us through the basic philosophy behind LOCO NOCO, how we are commonly seeing it deployed throughout the enterprise, and how he sees governance and monitoring playing a role in implementation. He also illustrated some of LOCO NOCO’s limitations. Watch the video below to find out what those are.
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Lou Powell brings a steadfast drive for innovation to his role as partner at Concentrix Catalys, a Google Apigee agency that was awarded a 2019 Apigee Partner of the Year distinction. At Concentrix Catalys, he works closely with businesses to create pioneering experiences and accelerate outcomes, unlocking greater value and market leadership. He worked in advertising and digital marketing before launching his own business, Vanick Digital, which he led for 19 years before acquisition by Concentrix Catalys. Lou is a lifelong student of technology pattern adoption and the practices of tech natives, and he brings a design-thinking approach to technology in all of his work.
Raja Roy is vice president of technology at Concentrix Catalys. He is responsible for driving the overall technology initiative, strategy, and innovation for Concentrix Catalys. Raja has nearly 20 years of experience leading technology strategy, initiatives and innovation for Fortune 500 brands. His thought leadership has appeared in TechHQ and The Enterprisers Project.