Tag: Low Code

In this interview with Benjamin Zühr, we explore the important role of enterprise low code in underwriting, particularly for risk assessment and risk management. Enterprise Low Code is now helping to build a flexible and digital IT landscape and find secure, scalable solutions that fit seamlessly into the existing infrastructure.

Analyzing and clearly presenting differences between model versions and variants is critical for effective collaborative model-driven software development. In this article, we show how differences in models and data can be visualized using inline-diff editors on the mgm A12 Enterprise Low-Code Platform. Since the underlying concepts are universal, the approach can also be applied to other low-code platforms.

This FAQ answers a series of frequently asked questions about the Enterprise Low Code Platform A12. You will learn what Low Code is, how mgm defines it, and how this approach is applied in A12.

This FAQ answers a series of frequently asked questions about the Enterprise Low Code Platform A12. You will learn what Low Code is, how mgm defines it, and how this approach is applied in A12.

SAP integration can be optimised with efficient low-code platforms. This enables companies to manage complex integration projects, particularly in the context of SAP S/4HANA implementations, in a cost-effective and time-saving manner.

Companies need to be able to adapt and innovate in near real time to keep pace with ever-changing demands and customer needs. One of the most promising technology combinations to meet these requirements is the fusion of low code and cloud computing. In this article, we highlight the benefits of this combination.

After winning a major award for the first time, the question inevitably arises: "Can we do it again?" For mgm, this question was answered last night at the IT Awards gala in Augsburg: In the category "Low Code / No Code", mgm won gold and thus 2nd place at the Readers' Choice Awards 2023. The nomination was once again made by the internet portal Dev-Insider.

Enterprise low code platforms like A12 combine low code with custom development to create tailored, long-lasting business applications. Can this method accelerate software development and improve collaboration between business and IT without eliminating the role of developers?

Companies are constantly looking for innovative approaches to accelerate software development and increase operational efficiency. Two methods in particular have stood out here in recent years: low code development and DevOps. Companies achieve the greatest advantages through the productive symbiosis of these two approaches.

In the development of long-lasting complex enterprise software, it is crucial to master the increasing complexity in order to make it flexible and reliably operational throughout its entire lifecycle. What opportunities does model-based software development offer in this regard?