Pillir CEO Writes Article About Benefits of Low-Code Development Published
May 23, 2022
Chandler,United States - May 23, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Recently, Pillir CEO Vaidya Aiyer’s article on the benefits of low-code development for development teams was featured on the prestigious DevPro Journal website. The essay discusses digital transformation, its benefits, and the critical role that low-code plays in the process.
The essay begins by discussing how asset-intensive, industrial contexts, such as manufacturing, have particular issues in the marketplace, not the least of which is the ability to access inventories, materials, and warehouse data throughout the entire business. Many of these major firms employ enterprise resource planning (ERP) software and seek to optimize, mobilize, and digitize their operations and supply chains.
The article also discusses how digital transformation can improve warehouse management, inventory management, procurement, purchasing, and asset management. This is true for manufacturing as well as industries such as logistics, automotive, energy, utilities, mining, and oil and gas, especially those with complicated SAP-centric settings.
Digital transformation in manufacturing can yield exceptional results. First, good low-code integration can expedite the implementation of modernized inventory and warehouse management software by around 20 times compared to conventional techniques. Ideally, systems can be tailored to match the needs of any organization, including those of users operating in harsh outdoor temperatures, ruggedized field circumstances, or in the absence of internet connectivity.
Companies have been shown to minimize the amount of physical labor required for materials handling by as much as 30 percent. By modernizing their software programs, another company was able to reduce its payroll processing time to two hours, which was completed by a single employee. This is comparable to the previous time span of three days with five employees. Another company was able to reduce data entry tasks for its field employees by over 95 percent.
Low-code is emerging rapidly. According to Gartner, 65 percent of all application development will be handled on low-code platforms by 2024. And few firms have the means to conduct a significant modernization project in the current job market without a low-code solution.
The introduction of modernized, accessible, and tailored business applications to track warehouse and inventory movement or any other supply-chain function could be a boon to both productivity and speed to market, generating cost-savings that can even help offset rising supply-chain costs. Everyone involved benefits.
To find out more about Pillir, check out their LinkedIn page at the following URL: https://www.linkedin.com/company/pillir/
Contact Info:
Name: Tyler Young
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Organization: Pillir
Address: 3133 West Frye Road, Chandler, Arizona 85226, United States
Phone: +1-855-277-7373
Website: https://www.pillir.io
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