Business applications that used to take a year now take six to twelve weeks — modelled visually instead of coded line by line. Business and IT build together.
Most internal applications are not a technical challenge but an alignment challenge. Low-code shortens exactly that part: the business sees a clickable build within days and corrects early, instead of complaining about a spec after nine months.
Data model, interface and logic modelled visually. No boilerplate, no framework setup, no arguments about code conventions.
Prototypes are validated together instead of described in spec documents. Misunderstandings surface in days, not months.
SAP, ERP and legacy databases stay where they are. The low-code app sits in front as a modern front end and talks over APIs.
Open standards: REST, OData, Java extensions. What cannot be done visually gets extended — instead of hitting a platform wall.
Environments, permissions, deployment pipelines and versioning. Low-code does not mean operational discipline disappears.
One standardised platform instead of five hand-built applications, each with its own stack and quirks.
Which platform fits depends on what you are building: an application with a user interface — or an integration between systems that has to run reliably.
When people work with the application: portals, approvals, self-service, mobile capture. Interface, data model and logic modelled visually — the business sees a clickable build within days.
When systems must work together without anyone watching: guaranteed delivery, auditable transformations, adapters for legacy systems. BusinessWorks models the flow instead of coding it.
Often both run side by side: TIBCO connects the legacy estate, Mendix delivers the interface on top. Which combination makes sense we clarify before the first licence question.
weeks to a productive application instead of twelve months of development.
maintenance cost through one standardised platform instead of individual solutions.
lock-in thanks to open standards — REST, OData and Java extensions.
Chosen vendor-neutrally, to fit the problem.
30-min intro call — free.
No standard pitch. I listen, ask the right questions and give an honest assessment — even if we are not the right partner.
