This episode is sponsored by Mavim.

As low-code tools like Microsoft Power Platform mature, organizations see promising new options for the future of their legacy processes and systems. But when considering investments in Power Platform-enabled enhancements like new connectors, custom integrations, RPA, or custom applications, organizations shouldn't lose sight of the potential impact on managing business processes. 

Edwin Jongsma of Mavim joins us on this episode to discuss how he views low-code in relation to business process management. We discuss the impact on governance, how these issues intersect in Microsoft's industry cloud strategy, and what the Mavim team are seeing in the Microsoft channel related to legacy application replacement.

Show Notes:

• 1:30 - How low code trends and vendors are evolving
• 2:45 - What complexity in low-code apps means for traditional enterprise apps like Dynamics 365
• 4:00 - Supporting governance for organizations making big bets of Power Platform
• 7:30 - The maturity levels around low code governance
• 9:00 - Process implications of Microsoft's push for industry cloud solutions
• 12:15 - The Microsoft partner journey to industry solutions: Building a process repository
• 14:45 - What does the growth of low code mean for legacy applications?
• 16:15 - The challenge of understanding and transcending as-is processes defined by legacy apps

More from Mavim:

• Improving low code with business process management (Article)
• Low Code No Code and Business Process Management (White Paper)
• Going Cloud on a Deadline? It's Never Too Late to Find a Better Way (White Paper)