Low-code insights by Flowfactory

Stephanie Miller

Stephanie Miller
Stephanie (SAM) Miller is a marketing automation, digital marketing and eCRM expert with a long history in enterprise technology professional services, also now applying this experience to the food tech sector. Fascinating parallels between the two industries - and a lot of crossover applications.

Recent Posts

How tailored applications put IT at the center of Customer Experience

[fa icon="calendar'] 22/03/18 07:00 / by Stephanie Miller posted in ideas, application development, CIO, UX, tailored applications, speed, customer experience

In the age of the connected customer, the only thing that differentiates a brand is customer experience (CX). Increasingly, those experiences are not human, but digital and automated. This puts IT teams in a situation of both opportunity and vulnerability.
Read More [fa icon="long-arrow-right"]

Digital Ideas to Life - in Real Time!

[fa icon="calendar'] 23/11/17 16:00 / by Stephanie Miller posted in empower ideas, idea, low-code, app development, CEO, Business, CIO

Imagine the magic of bringing an idea to life during a requirements meeting. Perhaps you do this already using a whiteboard or tablet, or even paper napkins. But consider the impact you could have if a solutions architect configures the processes, business flows and the attributes into the application during the discussion.
Read More [fa icon="long-arrow-right"]

CIO: What keeps you up at night?

[fa icon="calendar'] 28/09/17 12:06 / by Stephanie Miller posted in empower ideas, ideas, low-code, app development, speed up, CEO, CIO, IT, Consideration

The question; "What keeps you up at night?" is a commonly used executive thinking exercise that is revered and reviled in equal measure. Sure, it's a good way to focus attention and conversation on the things that are most mission critical. It's also a demotivating assumption that there are elements of your business that should give you stressful sleeplessness! This question can feel like an attack on our management skills. Perhaps even more frustrating is that for most of us, those stressful projects are real - and really do keep us up at night.
Read More [fa icon="long-arrow-right"]

Low-code will ready you for Digital Disruption

[fa icon="calendar'] 10/05/17 12:00 / by Stephanie Miller posted in empower ideas, digital transformation, CEO, Business, CIO, Awareness

No business is safe from digital disruption. Even if you have embraced cloud and on-demand systems in your IT organization, your business is still vulnerable to market and competitive pressures to stay connected in real time with customers and partners. Technology is pervasive - and that means employees and customers want to work on the go, connect seamlessly and have up to the minute data at their fingertips. Their expectations are high. Oh, and did we mention that this all needs to be secure, reliable and flexible?
Read More [fa icon="long-arrow-right"]

Clarifying 3 Myths of Low-code Development

[fa icon="calendar'] 31/03/17 08:00 / by Stephanie Miller posted in low-code, app development, CEO, CIO, business applications, IT, Consideration

With every innovation in application development, there is skepticism around the value and outcomes. Low-code, popularized in North America three years ago, is emerging as a powerful new platform for IT departments around the globe who embrace agile methods and want to rapidly create, test and iterate new applications.
Read More [fa icon="long-arrow-right"]

The New Collaboration Requirement for App Dev

[fa icon="calendar'] 06/03/17 08:00 / by Stephanie Miller posted in low-code, New competencies, app development, CEO, Business, CIO, Awareness, IT

Software development success has always been a function of getting the right people in the right roles with a viable design and investment. That certainly seems a recipe for effective collaboration!
Read More [fa icon="long-arrow-right"]

Low-code + Agile Solve your "Triangle" Problem

[fa icon="calendar'] 13/01/17 15:23 / by Stephanie Miller posted in empower ideas, digital transformation, low-code, app development, speed up, CEO, CIO, Awareness, IT

Most IT projects fail. A study by Standish Group across 50,000 software projects found that only 29% of projects were successful, defined by on time, on budget, within scope and of value to the end user. Another 52% had major challenges. And 19% failed completely.
Read More [fa icon="long-arrow-right"]

Subscribe here!

Recent Posts

Whitepaper (SE)

Develop applications faster and easier with low-code

Learn about: 

  • The challenges of traditional application development and why alternatives are needed
  • What Low-Code is and how it works
  • How Low-Code Can Reduce Complexity in Your Application Portfolio
  • How Low-Code makes it possible to increase the pace of your digital transformation
  • The Low-Code market and the various players
Get it now