The idea of citizen developers sounds promising -- nontechnical workers employing user-friendly programming tools to write and customize software -- but how realistic is it? At Ducker Carlisle, a ...

A recent survey of 500 CIOs shows 56% see citizen development -- the creation of applications outside of formal IT channels -- as one of their top priorities moving forward. Nearly two in five, 38%, ...

In my last column I asked the question, "Where Did Low Code/No Code Go?" suggesting that platforms enabling business people to move icons around a screen to create applications may have a very short ...

Clinical research does not lack AI innovation. Over the past several years, organizations have deployed an expanding array of AI-powered tools that automate workflows, accelerate document creation, ...

This column launched as "The Citizen Developer" on October 17, 2022. By April 2023, we announced, "Coming to a Low-Code Platform Near You: Artificial Intelligence." The change we're completing today ...

Organizations are missing a big target when developing governance and developer training programs for AI-assisted software development. Those efforts still largely focus on professional developers, a ...

Low-code/no-code platforms have given rise to the “citizen developer” -- a power user of tools such as Microsoft Excel. In other cases, this person tends to be someone who needs an immediate solution, ...

No-code development is rewriting, no pun intended, how business applications are created. With visual drag-and-drop interfaces, pre-built templates, and reusable components, citizen developers from ...