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We are proud to announce that VSoft SA has become the Strategic Partner of the upcoming NoCodeDays 2024 conference! This is the largest event in Poland bringing together low-code and no-code technology enthusiasts. It offers a unique opportunity to exchange experiences, gain insights, and build connections in the world of innovation. The conference will take place on November 18-19, 2024 in Warsaw, at EXPO XXI. Our team has prepared numerous attractions – two inspiring presentations, a hands-on workshop, and a competition at the VSoft booth with unique prizes! Conference highlights include:Presentations led by VSoft experts Paweł Marchewka and Remigiusz Babicz, who will showcase the capabilities of the low-code platform archITekt for process automation and business operations optimization.A workshop led by Mateusz Wesołowski, guiding attendees step-by-step on how to use archITekt to create algorithms, data structures, and make business decisions – all in an intuitive, graphical interface without any c...
The year 2023 was the year of artificial intelligence. Moving forward is no longer just a choice, but a necessity. So, what awaits us in 2024? Gartner, the undisputed leader in predicting technological changes, presents the Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2024 and the following years. One thing is certain, AI will continue to reign, and enterprises will still be following the path of digital transformation, but who will be the most significant ally on this journey? Let's take a closer look at the following trends and see which technology will be the driving force of success in 2024. 1. AI TRiSM Gartner claims that with ubiquitous artificial intelligence, robust defense is necessary. AI TRiSM supports the management of artificial intelligence models, credibility, fairness, reliability, resilience, transparency, and data protection. AI TRiSM is therefore a "knight in shining armor", guarding security. "By 2026, companies that apply TRiSM controls to AI applications will increase decision-making ...
If you have an idea for an application or system and aim for a swift market entry to gather user feedback promptly, it is worth considering constructing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) using a Low-Code platform. In this post, we will delve into five reasons why leveraging this innovative methodology in the application development process is advantageous. What is MVP? MVP, or Minimum Viable Product, is defined as an application containing the minimum set of features necessary to initiate a business or cater to end-users. Restricting the number of application features is aimed at abbreviating the time required for its launch, often leading to significant cost reductions in deploying the initial application version. Building software demands increasing flexibility and speed. Consequently, many companies opt to construct a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) using low-code platforms. Why Develop MVP with Low Code? 1. Time and Cost Efficiency Utilizing a low-code platform enables the efficient and rapid creation o...
Picture a world where your development teams can rapidly and flexibly create robust applications, freeing up resources to focus on high-priority initiatives. With low code, this vision becomes a reality. In this article, we will explore why low-code platforms have become an essential investment for modern Chief Information Officers (CIOs). Advantages of Implementing Low-Code CIOs have long struggled with project delays, limited budgets, extended time to market, and a lack of business flexibility. It's no surprise that they are increasingly seeking solutions that enable them to keep pace with the demands of the business. Here are five reasons why embracing low code is crucial for streamlining your company's digital transformation. Accelerated Development: Visual techniques and DevOps automation allow for much faster delivery of comprehensive solutions. Intuitive visual interfaces, pre-built components, and drag-and-drop functionality shorten development schedules from months to weeks or even days. This ag...
Implementing a low code platform within an enterprise can present a unique approach that differs from traditional methods or, surprisingly, share similar aspects. This applies to both off-the-shelf solutions and custom solutions provided by external vendors. The key lies in comprehending and effectively leveraging the capabilities and concepts of the low code platform. Engaging Citizen Developers in Low Code Platform Implementation One crucial aspect of such solutions, which sets them apart and holds significant importance, is the ability to actively involve business users like analysts, product managers, or users in the software development process. This allows them to contribute actively to the creation process, distinguishing low-code solutions from traditional approaches where a clear separation exists between programmers and business representatives. A similar distinction also applies to the utilization of IT specialists. Traditional approaches predominantly focus on skilled programmers, whereas low...
The future of software creation techniques has transformed from a mere vision into a tangible reality. This progress stems from the pressing need to swiftly meet the growing demands of businesses across various industries. In the era of the "Fourth Industrial Revolution," nearly every sector requires robust support systems to operate efficiently. Consequently, larger and more intricate solutions have become increasingly commonplace. Technological advancements have shifted the focus from "How will we do it?" to "What and when?" The level of abstraction is on the rise, leaving little room for the "How?" aspect. We seek faster and more efficient solutions. The Crucial Role of Low-Code in Organizations Ideas that were once mere concepts in "sketching" programs have now materialized due to unrestrained scientific and research creativity. The rising popularity of low-code systems is not solely driven by developers' needs but also by business demands. Low code represents a significant milestone in the evol...
With technological advancements and increasing business requirements, more companies are embracing low-code tools. Process automation has become essential for most companies in 2023, and low-code tools enable faster and more efficient application development. This technology enhances departmental productivity and streamlines business processes. Therefore, low code workshops provide an excellent opportunity for companies to test the tool, understand its capabilities, and learn effective platform usage. Creating Applications for Non-Programmers The VSoft archITekt tool offers ready-made components, modules, and templates, along with an intuitive graphical interface. Users can design business models, create forms, and define business processes clearly. However, beginners often find it overwhelming due to the numerous options and switches available. To address this, we have organized online workshops that navigate through the tool using specific examples. These workshops allow participants to familiarize themse...
Is it possible to easily automate the complex process of generating large numbers of highly complex and multi-variant documents? Especially in cases where each document has to contain personalised information and be delivered to the customer in a paper version? Let's look at how such a process might work using the example of the Bank's handling of debt collection cases. Debt collection in a bank Every bank daily launches hundreds of actions related to unpaid loan instalments or unauthorised overdrafts on an account. Already at the first stage of its debt collection activities, using soft methods, the bank sends reminders to its customers in the form of personalised text messages or emails, and then, in the absence of results, it sends appropriate reminders by registered letter containing information about the overdue liability and legal sanctions. In the next stage of debt collection, e.g. field collection, the bank, proposing an amicable solution to the case, produces further documents containing a sett...
The slogan "startup" is very often associated with a technology company (sometimes fintech) that builds software tailored to its needs inhouse. It seems that there is no place for the use of low-code platforms in such conditions. They offer great business opportunities, but due to their generic nature, they also introduce certain limitations in the implementation of the required application. It may be unacceptable for a startup. There is a lot of truth in this, but only for new ventures that focus strictly on software. A large proportion (if not most) of startups operate in the world of innovative but physical products or services. In this case, the software only supports the company's operation, and its implementation should not be too absorbing for the founder. On the other hand, in many cases, we are talking about an innovative and non-standard production process, which makes ready-made ERP software useless. This is where the low-code platform VSoft archITekt comes in handy. Case study Let’s c...
When building complex management and decision-making solutions, we often need to download customer data. This includes, for example, information about the products they own and the transactions they perform. Simply downloading the data for solution is only the first step in the process. Next one is to verify the received records, interrelate them and calculate the relevant aggregates (indices, sums, etc.). Dedicated tools are used to streamline data feed and processing, for instance, receivables monitoring systems in a bank, based on the daily processing of tens of millions of data about customers, their payments and contact history.   Streamlining feed processes works well if data processing is reliable and scalable as the business grows. When data is not processed within the set timeframe, a sequence of events, sometimes hard to manage quickly, begins. These range from a delay in operating units to generating outgoing correspondence based on outdated data and sending it to customers. As a result, the bank ...