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Low-Code Requires New Thinking: With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility

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During the Webinar, You'll Learn:

Why low-code development is still development and must be taken seriously

Why focusing on consistency allows for creativity without chaos

The importance of focusing not only on development, but on design and delivery too

About the webinar:

Low-code tools are popular, but they still don’t succeed at scale. If a company’s projects are one-off efforts by amateur builders using an artist’s studio mindset, it’s not uncommon – but unproductive, either. Unfortunately, a collection of disparate individual projects rarely leads to large-scale results.

You won’t achieve digital transformation without digital discipline – in other words, an application factory approach. It’s much less about tools and much more about consistency, culture, collaboration, and design. And no platform is better suited for this than WEBCON . Let’s find out together why.

About the speaker

Mike Fitzmaurice

Vice President, WEBCON North America

Mike Fitzmaurice has over 25 years of experience in consulting, engineering, marketing, evangelism, and IT management. Having spoken at countless international conferences, hosted numerous expert sessions and webinars, he is one of the most recognizable and prolific members of the SharePoint community worldwide, specializing in process automation and low-code development. His 11 years at Microsoft included helping launch the first four releases of SharePoint and positioning it as a development platform.