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The Italian context is facing a shortage of qualified IT professionals to meet the needs of the labor market. So many companies, in fact, are facing a lack of high-level IT figures resulting in great difficulty for business growth and innovation.
A major challenge that must be addressed with urgency and investment, often costly, in training and recruitment. However, there is an innovative approach to the development of custom software and applications that can make up for the lack of IT skills; we are talking about the low-code method, whose evolution has come to a totally no-code approach.
In an environment of skill mismatch where IT expertise is in short supply, the no-code approach can be a strategic advantage for companies. Thanks to no-code, in fact, it is not necessary to have highly specialized developers on hand to create custom applications or software solutions. Professional skills can be sought elsewhere in professional figures who can take the path of the so-called Citizen Developer. Companies can overcome the problem of lack of IT resources by using no-code tools to create and customize their applications. Aiming for Citizen Developers.
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The no-code approach enables employees who have no specific technical training to create applications and software solutions relatively easily and quickly.
This figure, known as a "citizen developer" or "non-professional developer," can be an employee who uses no-code tools to create custom applications in order to respond, quickly, to the organizational and business needs of the company and without the support of an IT department.
In summary, no-code enables the figure of the citizen developer, enabling people with little or no technical expertise to create software solutions without using programming languages.