Sales funnel in the form of a Kanban board, with columns corresponding to stages of the sales process. A great way to visualize sales opportunities.

Often Dew-X users ask us how it differs from its competitors. It is quite awkward for us to give an answer because, for obvious reasons, it might not be objective. Therefore… We asked Perplexity to perform the task of comparing Dew-X to global competitor solutions. The comparison was made from the point of view of the value obtained by the client.

Dew-X users have divided into two opposing camps: Straight and Round. And it’s not about the structure of their bodies. Originally, all interface elements had straight angles. And this was a bone of contention because some people preferred rounded corners.

Kanban is a Japanese method of controlling production processes that is now widely used in project management. Now you can use this methodology to manage your projects in Dew-X

This difficult question is faced by many people who are assigned the task of finding a workflow system for their company. Let’s start with what a workflow system is – it is an IT tool that supports the flow of tasks between successive process participants in an orderly and automated manner.

The criteria for segmenting the workflow systems available on the market can be many. In this article you will find some of the perspectives. You will also learn how to implement workflow in your company.

Why implement a workflow system at all? The list of benefits is very long and depends on the specifics of each organization. In almost every one, however, you can talk about these five basic reasons.

Citizen Developer is a person who has no formal training or work experience as a software developer, but uses available tools and platforms to create applications or customize existing technology solutions.

Low-code (LCDP: low-code development platform) is the idea that applications are created faster by eliminating or minimizing hand coding.  Creation is possible in a graphical user interface using drag-and-drop, adding pre-made elements, etc.

Low-code tools and internal Citizen Developers as a remedy for resistance to IT implementations in organizations.

The development of low-code or no-code applications raises the question of the future of business analysis jobs, conducted in terms of information systems. Will they still be needed in the numbers they are today?

In today’s digital world, where technology plays a key role in every sphere of life, new concepts and roles are emerging with the development of a technology-driven society. One such concept is “Citizen Developer,” which describes a person outside the world of professional programmers who creates and develops applications or IT solutions.

For years, the IT development of a company, took place within a certain dictate. It didn’t matter whether you bought off-the-shelf solutions on the market, outsourced the development of turnkey applications, or created a thriving software department within your organization. Your company was ruled indivisibly … by code.