Learn why organizations are choosing low-code platforms to build apps and processes they need and how low-code can help budget-challenged IT departments to create new solutions faster

Creatio product experts are discussing how a step-by-step low-code strategy can look like at your organization. 

As the market continuously changes, so does the role of the CIO within a business. But how exactly will CIOs’ roles change in the near future? Will CIOs continue to be responsible primarily for technology implementation, or will they become increasingly responsible for overall strategy and management as technology remains vital for business growth? 

Is the current crisis a good time to invest in innovations to help a business overcome challenges ahead? Or is it more rational to wait for better days? Does the economic slowdown mean your business should put your modernization initiatives on pause? Which strategy should your company adhere to in times of market uncertainty?

Can virtual replace most of the in-person interactions? Will online take over a face-to-face approach after quarantine ends? Will most businesses try to virtualize as many operations as possible? Or we’ll be fighting for in-person experiences? Leading experts will debate on the topic and share their argument.

The question of whether to do IT tasks in-house or to outsource them has been asked by businesses for decades. Now as we are moving towards the 'Everyone a Developer' world thanks to low-code platforms, have doubts cleared? Should organizations foster in-house citizen developers? Or is outsourcing a better strategy while using low-code to ensure faster time to market?

In 2020, digital business is more than just an opportunity for process improvement and cost-efficiency. Moving to digital can be a matter of survival and operational continuity when a crisis closes down traditional business channels.

CIOs and digital leaders need to be prepared to keep their companies running and customer interactions flowing when normal business processes are disrupted.