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Make/Shift

Make/Shift

Mendix

In an open conversation, we sit down with leaders and makers across IT and business to explore how your peers adopted low code. Join us to get a better understanding of why low code is the solution to rapidly digitize processes using existing resources, deliver much-needed solutions to market more quickly, and cut down on the cost of development.
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Johan will cover specific examples of what digital transformation can mean to different industries. Johan talks about the four main areas of digital transformation and how to think of that as a framework for how you approach change in your organization, the pros and cons of a bottom-up versus a top-down approach to transformation projects, and finally, advice around change management and how to lead your team to success.

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Do you need to graduate from Excel and build a more robust application to handle internal processes? Secrid previously managed vendor relationships with dozens of spreadsheets, but recognized the risks associated with disparate data sources. Find out how Secrid created a solution quickly to address these issues, increasing the speed they can respond to vendors while maintaining an ability to scale as their business goes global.

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Are you being asked to deliver more sophisticated applications despite facing resource constraints? Demands on IT are increasing by the day with no sight of budget increases for headcount, and IT is being stretched to the limit just trying to keep systems and processes running. With a never-ending backlog of projects coming, organizations need to enable their existing workforce to deliver more with less in order to keep up with these increasing demands. Hear from Jordan of NC State and his success story of a non-developer pivoting his trajectory from business major to pro-developer to deliver incredible projects, including an expansive course registration system, that save his university millions of dollars and years of standard development time.

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Madhu covers how organizations leverage Intelligent and Connected Automation with low-code to drive business change. He talks about the different categories of projects that organizations consider with these technologies and the associated challenges. Finally, Madhu covers how to manage change during digital transformation efforts.

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Martin talks about the decade-long transformation of the insurance industry from tech laggards to technology champions, how modernizing core systems enable insurers to better engage with customers, the evolution of low-code implementation, from point solutions with simple processes to enterprise-grade deployments, the importance of culture, proper tooling, and organizational structure to deliver software and enable innovation, and finally, how the next decade will require insurers to focus on great digital experiences to maintain a competitive advantage.​

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Sytze and Matthijs cover the purpose of the AppFactory department, as well as how and why they started it. Sytze and Matthijs chat about their prioritization process for managing requests and how the team is driving innovation.

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Rich talks about how the tech landscape within hospitals requires a different approach to selling a disrupting technology, the competitive advantage Kermit has created by delivering cloud-based software that still protects sensitive patient data that’s governed by HIPAA, (the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), how Kermit transformed from a consulting service into a software-enabled offering by harnessing low-code, how Kermit has successfully digitized and mirrored previously broken workflows in hospitals rather than introducing completely new processes, and finally, insight into how low-code is guiding the future of their product offering.

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Do you have a sprawling legacy system that is difficult for business units to navigate? Learn how Trane Technologies has taken a staged approach to providing secured access to the information, stored in their legacy database and ERP systems, important to each business unit. This layered approach allows them to provide value to the business in the interim while they work towards providing access to all the stored information in structured categories of microservices/APIs.

In this episode of Make/Shift, hear from Miroslav Samoylenko PhD, Managing Technical Architect (Development Architecture) at Trane Technologies, as he discusses how they selected their initial low code use cases, a mix of internal and customer-facing apps, that had the most return on a minimum investment and then structured a low code program company-wide.

Equipping all developers—professional and citizen alike—to develop their own solutions within their own business units meant that a core team of experts could tackle more complex pain points. By setting up a Center of Excellence with a very small team of experts and a governance and security model to support groundswell of apps distributed across their organization, Trane was able to deliver quickly and efficiently on business needs.

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Are you struggling to resource projects that require specific technical knowledge? Continental understood they would not be able to resource their legacy migration work with custom development and needed to find a way for their IT team to move faster and release apps quickly for their enterprise. With an aggressive timeline to move apps built on Lotus Notes and Domino as those platforms approach end-of-life, Continental needed one platform that allowed them to address a wide variety of use cases.

In this episode of Make/Shift, hear from Sven Fleischer, Global IT Lead, as he discusses legacy modernization and how that effort lead to a groundswell of citizen development that has extended well beyond the initial use cases. Learn how IT program and application owners, developers and employees across the company are using low code to deliver business solutions.

Apps built on Mendix include an internal capital request workflow for approval processes, a mobile compliance app, and tracking for delivery, supplier and customer information. In addition to their expanding portfolio of use cases, Continental has also been able to tackle unique challenges during COVID-19, with an app enabling them to communicate with a newly-remote workforce, built in just 5 days.

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Make/Shift - Introducing Make/Shift
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05/19/20 • 0 min

Changing up your development practice doesn't happen overnight. From the team leader who makes a dramatic shift to get more done with less, to the makers across industries and business functions who turn their ideas into reality, the skill of choosing where, when, and how to make an impact at your company takes hard work.

Sometimes the best strategy is to learn from what others have done before and to create your path to success. Struggling to start that EOL project? Need inspiration for improving a process in your organization? Then check out our new podcast series “Make/Shift,” where we explore how thinkers become makers, and illuminate the journey that individuals take to build solutions that make an impact on their organization.

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FAQ

How many episodes does Make/Shift have?

Make/Shift currently has 15 episodes available.

What topics does Make/Shift cover?

The podcast is about Software Development, Podcasts, Technology and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Make/Shift?

The episode title 'Moving Insurance IT from Core to More with Novarica’s Martin Higgins' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Make/Shift?

The average episode length on Make/Shift is 27 minutes.

How often are episodes of Make/Shift released?

Episodes of Make/Shift are typically released every 21 days, 22 hours.

When was the first episode of Make/Shift?

The first episode of Make/Shift was released on May 19, 2020.

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