Citizen-Developer Boom: Courneya on Acceleration

<p>The Big Themes:</p><ul><li><strong>The citizen developer:</strong> Those low-code, no-code tools are giving the power back to their employees, and that’s creating a new environment that’s having a reorganization in that area.</li><li><strong>Some of the innovations from Microsoft Teams:</strong> It was just like a basic tool that I use with Teams. Some of the innovations that they developed so rapidly in the times of COVID to adapt to a new remote workforce.</li><li><strong>There’s always new things to soak in there:</strong> We also have a number of events that take place, and live on demand – one of them is our binge programs.</li><li><strong>Industry solutions:</strong> Trying to compare their challenges with other challenges – and try to see what matches and what’s worth their time and investment.</li></ul><p> </p><p>The Big Quotes:</p><p>“Most of my day job is reading, reviewing, producing content that's relevant in the business tech world, and helping others have a voice in that conversation as well.”</p><p> </p><p>“A huge feature about mydacfeed.com is the ability to personalize your feed and get connected with relevant topics and find like-minded voices.”</p><p> </p><p>“I think we saw something similar when Microsoft acquired Nuance, which was their second-largest acquisition behind LinkedIn.”</p><p> </p><p>This episode is brought to you by BMC Software.</p><p> </p>