Low code and case management discussion with @TIBCO
Blog: Column 2 - Sandy Kemsley
I’m speaking on a webinar sponsored by TIBCO on November 9th, along with Roger King (TIBCO’s senior director of product management and strategy, and Austin Powers impressionist extraordinaire) and Nicolas Marzon (TIBCO’s director of strategic enablement group). From their registration page:
Supercharge your digital transformation – When low code meets case management
While digital transformation is likely on your company’s agenda, the demand for ever more enterprise apps is not slowing down. How can you both transform and meet this development need?
Process-centric applications that run your business involve content, events, decisions, and automation. Knowledge workers benefit from environments that integrate all of these capabilities in a case management paradigm, which combines automation with human reasoning. And new low-code development platforms will let your business users configure their own case management apps to meet their situational or strategic needs.
This is not a structured presentation or TIBCO demo: instead, I’ll kick off with a couple of level-setting slides on case management and low code platforms, then lead a discussion with Roger and Nicolas on a variety of issues facing us with low code and case management. Some of the things on my list of potential topics:
- What are the business and technology drivers pushing us towards low code?
- How do we reconcile citizen developers’ situational applications with a broader architecture and design vision?
- How are low code platforms and their developers supported by a center of excellence without squashing innovation?
- How do we handle governance of low code apps to make sure that they don’t do anything that might negatively impact privacy or performance?
- What sort of organizational links do we need to bring together microservices developers and low code platforms?
If you have some other topics that you’d like to hear us discuss, please add them as comments below and I’ll try to work them in. Sign up for the webinar at the registration link above and join in on November 9th.
I’m also working on a couple of white papers for them on case management and low code, which is coming up in pretty much every business and technical discussion that I have these days. At least one of those papers will be available by the time of the webinar, with the other available shortly after.
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