Low-Code – No-Code Platforms for Manufacturing Enterprises – Webinar
- When: September 30
- Time: 17:00-18:00
- Language: English
- Registration required
Automation in manufacturing is not just about robots, controllers, measuring instruments, and sensors. A significant portion of tasks involves other processes, including non-manufacturing ones, where the goal is collecting and processing digital data. This is often where the term “digitalization of manufacturing” comes into play. Developments in these areas have led to the rise of low-code – no-code platforms, which allow users to create new applications by configuring and selecting components from ready-made templates and libraries. Low–code–no-code platforms are becoming increasingly common in the industry due to their undeniable advantages, such as accessibility for personnel without programming skills, fast development of new applications, low development costs, and more.
Discover the latest low-code – no-code trends in Western Europe and globally on September 30 at a webinar featuring Jesse Meijers, a leading expert from Triggre.
Program
- Low-Code – No-Code Basics, Key Trends, and Development
- Benefits for Manufacturing Enterprises
- Partnership Opportunities on the Triggre Platform for Integrators and Developers
- Q&A
About the Speaker
Jesse Meijers is an experienced entrepreneur and co-founder of Triggre, headquartered in Amsterdam. He founded his first software company at the age of 19 and is now the owner of two SaaS companies. Jesse Meijers is among the leading advocates and keynote speakers of no-code platforms for complex, customized applications in the Netherlands. He holds a Master’s degree in Software Architecture and is responsible for product development and marketing at Triggre.
The webinar will be conducted in English without translation, moderated by Oleksandr Yurchak, CEO of APPAU.
We invite a wide audience of automation and digitalization enthusiasts from the industrial sector to participate, including enterprise specialists, system integrators, developers, and university IT – ACS faculty members.
Registration is required