Jim Fennell’s experience with low-code / no-code (LCNC) Jim Fennel is the Information Systems Manager at Lagan Management. I talked to him about low-code / no-code and digital transformation. In short, it was a refreshing down-to-earth conversation about IT. About three and a half years ago 80% of the company, was sold and Jim is
Citizen development is the bridge Digital transformation does not only apply to the “technicians”, or the tech geeks but, also to the people outside of the tech world for whom digital business transformation can all be very intimidating. This can create a digital divide. Technology should never be a barrier – it should be an enabler!
In December 2021, the WOMEN IN IT SUMMIT & AWARDS IRELAND, announced Derya Sousa, Co-Founder /COO Kianda Technologies, as the winner of the Women in IT, Entrepreneur of the Year 2021.
It all started with an idea. But, today Kianda no-code / low-code (NCLC) development platform is empowering thousands of citizen developers to drive digitalisation in their organisations. A long time ago, a young couple of IT specialists moved to Ireland from Portugal. In Ireland, they began working in IT again. Programming, consultancy, coding, digitisation, you
I have had the pleasure of working with some fascinating characters in the world of citizen development, no-code and low-code. The excitement of technology abstraction allows people to play Lego with software and build anything they want. Certainly, the impact that has on automation, efficiency, and digital transformation. But, also the implications for organisational development,
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
Automating processes, the practice of introducing innovation through technology in an organisation is never straightforward. Many people claim that they love the idea of maximum productivity and efficiency. However, they worry that their role will be undermined or that they will be made redundant. This article explores four main reasons why automating processes can be problematic. It
Have your teams reached capacity? Business process automation (BPA) is here to help. And is definitely here to stay! In a matter of weeks and on a global scale, many organisations literally bulldozed into digital transformation. Simply just to implement remote working, to continue business throughout the pandemic. With that said, in a study conducted by Gartner, 82% of
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