A. Out-of-the-box and custom templates
B. Embedded visual page editor
C. Flexible adjustment based on use cases
D. Multi-level navigation
E. Decentralized content administration
A. Settings
B. Store
C. Monitor
D. Lobby
A. Management experience
B. An understanding of business processes
C. Ability to use social media tools
D. Some knowledge of low-code / no-code tools
E. A willingness to share knowledge with others
A. Eliminate the need for human oversight or intervention
B. Allow business experts to create applications
C. Save companies money by making IT departments obsolete
D. Deliver all the same results as programming language-based applications
A. Containers of pre-defined functions
B. UI based on building blocks
C. Formula functions
D. Hardware add-ons
A. Monitor Workflow application
B. MyInbox
C. Process workspace
D. ChatBot
A. Prizes for all participants
B. Collaborative and supportive atmosphere
C. Tool-specific expert guidance
D. Clearly defined outcomes
E. Democratically selected team leadership
A. A technique for automating discrete tasks as standalone functions.
B. A strategic approach that rapidly identifies and automates as many processes as possible using advanced technologies such as AI and machine learning.
C. Repetitive tasks that can be divided into two primary groups for test automation and robotic process automation.
D. A series of programmed task actions, such using assembly-line robotic arms to place a product in a box.
A. Low-code development requires fluency in at least one programming language.
B. Low-code development does not require prior coding experience.
C. Low-code development does not require knowing a programming language.
D. Low-code development requires the ability to think logically and analytically.
E. Low-code development is less complex than no-code development.
