How Low-Code, Pro & Citizen Developers Team up to Turbo-charge Digital Transformation
The Salvation Army is a large, global non-profit organization that has a worldwide membership of over 1.7 million people, and serves those in need in 131 countries. They are also an organization that operates on a shoestring budget.
Learn how they are modernizing decades-old infrastructure and legacy apps, avoiding the legacy pattern filled with technical debt.
Challenge
Twenty years ago, The Salvation Army USA West standardized on Lotus Notes, and heavily leveraged the platform for application development. When it became clear that migrating off Notes to a modern technology was mandatory, two essential requirements emerged – a low-cost approach, and, ensure the technologies replacing Notes would not fall into the same legacy pattern, and that would require another costly migration years later.
Solution
AgilePoint’s Low-Code DPA (Digital Process Automation) approach changed the way The Salvation Army team looked at building applications – It is now far simpler and much less time-consuming, with the low-maintenance benefit of AgilePoint’s unique low-code approach solving the legacy problem.
In this case study, you will learn how The Salvation Army:
- Tapped a new breed of ‘Citizen Developers’ to work alongside Pro Developers to build a range of applications, from simple internal-facing apps to complex external facing applications – and reduced development time by 80%
- Achieved immediate, seamless user adoption of a large scale, enterprise-level application early in their use of AgilePoint – with 100% of users reporting increased efficiency and productivity
- Leveraged AgilePoint’s innovative concurrent seat licensing to deploy apps to all 6,000 users with a small number of shared user seats
- Realized the immediate strategic benefit of simple and straightforward implementation, and long-term agility by avoiding costly technical debt
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