In 2026, “speed” has become the new currency. Low-/no-code platforms, AI, and BPMS promise application delivery at a pace that would have seemed impossible just a decade ago. However, in enterprise-class environments—where systems are deeply interconnected (and sometimes resemble a tangled Gordian knot)—haste without solid architectural foundations inevitably leads to a painful collision with reality. The First-Month EuphoriaThe scenario is usually the same: a company implements a simple low-code tool, and within days the business team “clicks together” a working prototype. Costs appear low, and delivery feels lightning-fast. The problem begins when the application stops being an isolated island and must become part of the organization’s broader ecosystem. As additional user fees start to rise, the initial euphoria quickly gives way to disappointment. Where Is the Trap?Most popular low-code platforms targeting SMEs are built around hiding complexity. For a non-technical user, this is an advant...









