Inside The Software Automation Revolution

Key Takeaways

The rise of low-code and no-code platforms is empowering 'citizen developers' but also necessitates the establishment of robust policy-based access controls to ensure security and compliance in automated environments.

While low-code tools increase innovation capabilities across diverse users, they also raise significant risks such as data corruption and security vulnerabilities, necessitating a balance between productivity and safety.

Effective implementation of low-code solutions requires active involvement from C-suite leaders to ensure governance and compliance, addressing potential risks and ensuring that the outputs are aligned with business objectives.

The popularization of software application development tools designed to empower ‘citizen developers’ has burgeoned over the last half-decade.