Our COO, Derya Sousa was interviewed by RTE (Radio Television of Ireland) for the Boost My Business feature, showcasing Kianda’s easier approach to digitalisation. Kianda no-code platform helps companies from all over the world to implement digitalisation smoothly. And, without limitations. Moreover, Kianda plays a key role in how many companies have adapted to the pandemic. And how those businesses have minimized the impacts of COVID-19.
Digitalisation is ever-growing
More and more companies are undergoing digital transformation in order to improve business operations. However, digitalisation can be a complex process without adequate resources or the correct tools.
Much of the business process automation platforms out there require some level of coding knowledge. Meaning, only a software developer or somebody with significant coding experience can build and implement a digital system. With that, sometimes business users have to wait months or even years for a new system to be introduced. And in some cases, the digital system can fail or work improperly.
Because of this, digitalisation can be seen as tricky. But, it doesn’t have to be. Kianda no-code business process automation platform was built to bridge the gap in the business process automation industry. More so, to make digitalisation easier.
Derya says:
“We see the struggle companies go through when it comes to implementing new technologies or new business systems. So, we said there has to be a better way. Not just for ourselves as developers. But, also so people who are not technical could be more hands on in the digitalisation journeys of companies.”
And that is why Kianda was founded. So that, business users without technical knowledge or coding experience can build and implement new systems. Most importantly, to undergo digitalisation without any barriers.
As a no-code business process automation platform, Kianda significantly reduces the time it takes to build and implement a new digital system. As well as that, it allows you to deploy rapid digital solutions. That is, much faster than before.
Digitalisation is a growing trend and has been for a number of years. However, it became a considerably important need in the last few months. Most notably, digital transformation is a crucial element for tackling COVID-19. More specifically, in tackling the challenges businesses faced and are still facing as a result.
Adapting to the pandemic
Like most businesses, Kianda did face some issues throughout the duration of COVID-19. Due to uncertainty, many businesses hesitated to begin digitalisation. This is potentially due to factors relative to the cost of digitalisation.
Digitalisation is an investment.
Digitalisation requires additional costs, but the benefits are substantially rewarding. A great deal of organisations who adopt business process automation realize the advantages and benefits derived. Hence why more companies are sparking interest and are moving forward with digitalisation.
Simply put, companies are increasingly becoming more interested in digital transformation.
Our team primarily concentrated on providing premium support to our current customers in the early days of the pandemic. More importantly, to help our clients address and overcome challenges. Particularly those related to coronavirus. That is, with the use of Kianda’s no-code business process automation platform.
“Our platform helps businesses to adapt to pandemics or to big changes that might be happening in the market. It helps companies adapt to their operations in a fast and agile way,” says Derya.
