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6GL Adaptive Enterprise Software supports BPM, Digital Platform with no code, RPA+ = hyperautomation builds any custom application with Intelligent Automation

Glasgow UK
Joined March 2011
Low-code and no-code: Meant for citizen developers, but embraced by IT | ZDNET zdnet.com/google-amp/article… We pioneered in UK but too disruptive for established suppliers. But never give up,.. Helped by early adopter UKSport used for over 23 years!
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We created Enterprise level no code 25 years ago but too disruptive as did not need IT other than sort out legacy mess! Gartner ridiculed it but well proven Low and no-code software may soon test the limits of IT hand-holding zd.net/3LnMGnh#ftag=COS-05-1… via @ZDNET & @joemckendrick
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leadingresolutions.com/low-c… Real insight to how enterprise software must evolve to allow business to not just understand but play important role in creation of next generation applications
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Adopting Low Code/No Code: Six Fitnesses to Look For infoq.com/articles/assessing… We pioneered but too early as very disruptive now 22 years proof it delivered with high productivity and fraction of cost of old IT ways! Gartner ignored.. shame on them...
@cabinetofficeuk "the fact you have ignored my “views” just confirms your inability to truly understand the software you buy from large companies and you remain happy to allow those “IT” self-interests internal and from suppliers to dominate at great cost to tax payers"
Interesting views but fails to recognise it Is possible to store all business tasks in database this removing need to code to deliver future proof applications! Well proven but very disruptive! Is object storage good for databases? bit.ly/3Vw7XOl via @computerweekly
Low-code could replace "traditional" coding within months techradar.com/news/low-code-…
Interesting they tried to patent our pioneering no code at enterprise level see procession.com/ProcessionDoc… now 22 years proven very disruptive as future proof at fraction of cost Preparing for large global contract....
Microsoft provides new options for companies to achieve their low-code development goals. venturebeat.com/2022/05/26/h…
Interesting research something we created 25years ago and proven to deliver much as articulated. The key has been the "data" architecture see paper here waterourworld.org.uk/images/… Future proof over 22 years! Way too early for old IT! But now ready.. bpmnextgen.com/articles/1963…
BPM reflects how business really works and build of solutions should be in hand of business not IT as we have proven for 20+ years BUT very disruptive to old ways! BPM tips bpmtips.com/
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MONOPOLY - Who owns the world? youtu.be/UNg3Vnfu4Pk via @YouTube 1hour but will get you thinking what the future holds for next generations. There maybe a better way....time will tell!
Replying to @davebriggs
Frankly nothing changed see one of my contributions in 2013 House of Commons - Public Administration: Written evidence submitted by David Chassels (PROC 6) (parliament.uk) The self interest of the supply chain too great for truly disruptive technology Long story..!
The Future of Coding is 'No Code' - DEV Community dev.to/markfusion/the-future… Our pioneering proven over 20 years at UK sport Seen as very disruptive to supply chain but is the future proof investment for enterprise software at fraction of cost
Social value not yet fully embedded in procurement practices bit.ly/3DjQKy5 via @computerweekly
Replying to @JordiCabot
We have had no code build in the model well proven over 20 years. As pioneers we were too "disruptive" but now as suggested will be the future! Microsoft even tried to copy and patent but caught out! See some info here procession.com/ProcessionDoc… Getting ready to globalise .....
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Replying to @markthompson1
Hmm maybe you might remember our challenge to see better outcomes at fraction of cost see my submission publications.parliament.uk/p… Sadly all ignored as self interest dominates "IT" Maybe you should visit UK Sport to see how theguardian.com/public-leade…