In this edition of our Biz and Tech Talks podcast, we share part 2 of our “Citizen Development: How Business and IT Teams Achieve More” webinar.
In this edition of our podcast, National Modern Workplace Practice Lead Joe Hartsel, Senior Manager for Modern Workplace Brit Kwait, and Senior Architect Jo Karnes discuss how citizen development improves productivity, accelerates innovation, and frees up IT groups to focus on the most business-critical applications and solutions.
As we continue diving into why companies are beginning to use citizen development, we take a closer look at how it empowers employees to build the tools they need without depending on the software experts in IT to get it done.
We also look at the benefits of introducing citizen developers into your business. Most companies could clear about 40% of the current IT backlog if they put the appropriate citizen developer tools in place.
Our two-part webinar, “Citizen Development: How Business and IT Teams Achieve More,” which we are now offering as an easy-listening podcast, dives into why and how companies are beginning to use citizen development.
Want to take a deeper diver into the world of citizen development? We discuss the tools to use in our “Microsoft Power Hour” on-demand webinar.
Our host John Kackley introduces the podcast, which shares how citizen development empowers employees to build the tools they need without depending on the software experts in IT to get it done.
Our experts and business leaders who specialize in creating and empowering citizen developers share:
- What citizen development means and why it’s important to both business and IT
- Who can (and should) be a citizen developer
- How to know if citizen development is the right fit
- Four ways to have successful citizen development initiatives
- Establishing a center of excellence to create proper governance, security, and adoption over citizen development
This recording concludes with a Q&A session to ensure you have a solid foundation.
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Did you miss the first part of our two-part podcast? Catch up on the first half here.
