Give a user software, and you feed them for a month. Teach a user to build software, and you feed them for at least two months.
Even with the proliferation of low-code and no-code tools in today’s market, it looks like IT managers will have to stay tuned into what users are doing with the technology. Low-code and no-code are seen as the tools and platforms that enable business users to build and launch applications without the involvement of IT departments. However, in more than nine out of 10 cases, IT does need to stay involved.
