With an estimated shortage of 1.4 million software developers, empowering less experienced developers without extensive coding knowledge through low-code systems is a must for the government.

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Low-code platforms provide the opportunity for individuals with limited coding knowledge to help with application development efforts. No more trying to hire people with specific skills for certain programs to get a job done.

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