I think this is ultimately the approach we will be taking. Not quite here yet, but it will be too risky to have individual developers do most coding work.
Mondelez Takes a Low-Code, No-Code Approach to Development
Snack food giant Mondelez aims to get ahead of the curve in software development by building up its citizen developer community.
Joao-Pierre S. Ruth Senior Writer InformationWeek.
A low-code, no-code development campaign that began one year ago at snack maker Mondelez International, which owns such brands as Chips Ahoy, Oreo, Wheat Thins, and Trident, is starting to show it can scale up across the enterprise.
Sanjay Gurbuxani, global digital innovation lead for the entire enterprise and the AMEA regional CIO, says Mondelez began its journey into no-code and low-code development in spring 2020 making use of the Quickbase platform and sees its use growing throughout the organization.
Gurbuxani’s regional duties covers Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, which he says generates about a $6 billion business, or a quarter of Mondelez’s global revenue.
Wearing global and regional hats with the company, he is responsible for bringing in new and emerging technologies to disrupt the way Mondelez thinks and does business. Gurbuxani spoke to InformationWeek about why his company turned to low-code, no-code development last year with plans for widespread internal adoption that are on track to outpace market adoption. .... "
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