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Low-code and RAD

The digital garage

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Practical solutions

This does not always require software systems to be developed from scratch. The first solution approach is often configurable standard software - but this does not offer enough flexibility to meet the individual needs of your own customers or processes.

Approaches are needed that standardize software development and shorten development time. However, these approaches must also ensure that software can be designed with sufficient flexibility to meet individual requirements. Low-code and rapid application development (RAD) products fit the bill perfectly.

Digital garage

In the Digital Garage, we determine the central use case of the customer's idea, create an initial design and establish the technical requirements for implementation. We then continuously implement our customers' ideas using low-code tools. It is important to us to always validate the benefits of the idea. For this reason, we incorporate user tests in the middle and at the end of a digital garage. Thanks to the speed gains of low-code tools, a Digital Garage typically lasts ten weeks and ends with a usable minimum viable product.

Low-code and RAD

Meeting increased requirements

Practical solutions

Stable, fast and flexible

Use of low-code tools

Digital garage