“In my opinion, where this is all going is low-code development will just be table stakes for the business worker — just like personal productivity tools,” he added.

To overcome today's tech talent scarcity and rising digital expectations, companies are determining the most suitable low-code development path to meet their needs.

With low-code and no-code development, organizations can quickly and easily transform software experiences to their needs faster, at a lower cost, and with tailored outcomes.

Aerospace and defense giant Rolls-Royce is using low-code platforms to democratize software development -- and it's looking to extend the approach into other in-demand areas as well.

Technology leaders are nervous about the ability of low-code and no-code applications to solve key business challenges.

Low-code is a rapid application development technique that automates code generation using visual building blocks, such as point-and-click, drag-and-drop and pull-down menu options.

The next 10 years of no-code and low-code development are likely to bring just as much change as the last 10, if not more.

Easier, faster, cheaper: What's not to like about low-code/no-code development tools? There are some drawbacks, however.

Low-code development allows enterprises to make new changes easily. And enterprise users can make changes to apps instantly, making it easier to adapt to new regulatory requirements.

The pandemic has accelerated the need for low- and no-code solutions. But there are a few things the C-suite should know about these tools.