Stockholm, December 10, 2024 - We are excited to announce that Siemens has extended its partnership with Flowfactory for another three years. This marks a significant milestone in our collaboration and underscores the transformative role Flowfactory plays in Siemens’ global operations.

Stockholm, October 15, 2024 - CIDAN Machinery Group partners with Flowfactory to elevate quality assurance and streamline business processes. We’re excited to announce our new collaboration with CIDAN Machinery Group, a world-leading manufacturer of sheet metal machinery.

Stockholm, October 8, 2024 - We’re thrilled to share the news of our collaboration with Kaffe Bueno, a Copenhagen-based biosciences company that’s doing incredible work upcycling coffee waste into high-value ingredients. This agreement also marks Flowfactory’s first major step into the Danish market—a milestone we’re particularly excited about.

Flowfactory and UDDAN partner to enhance Portugal’s public sector with low-code tools. The alliance focuses on replicating successes like Region Stockholm’s case management solutions for faster, user-driven digitalization.

The public sector is facing increasingly complex challenges - growing demands for efficiency, transparency, and improved citizen services, all while navigating the wave of upcoming retirements. At the same time, a new generation of employees is entering the workforce with higher expectations for modern digital tools and sustainable work environments. And as the world around us continues to shift rapidly, public organizations must be more adaptable than ever.

How a digital solution can prevent incorrect payouts and strengthen public trust. In recent times, several cases have emerged where municipalities, regions, and government agencies have come under scrutiny for approving grants or permits to questionable recipients. These incidents have led to increased demands for safer, more reliable processes.

Sweden’s public sector is facing major challenges - and digitalization plays a central role in meeting them. Most agree that smart digitalization is key to solving many of today’s problems. But ironically, some of the biggest obstacles to progress are built into the way digitalization is being approached.

Are you tired of AI yet? It seems like there’s no escape from AI – it couldn’t be any buzzier than it already is. From fashion to politics, healthcare to entertainment, big tech, and more, people love talking about AI. And for good reason. While forms of AI have been around for decades (yes, we’re all still trying to get over 2001: A Space Odyssey), this new wave feels different. Some even compare it to a new industrial or (more frighteningly) nuclear age.

This post will review the key questions everyone should ask themselves to determine whether low-code or no-code is right for your next application.

Where is low-code heading? And how should you use it in your business? According to Gartner®, “Low code has emerged in the last five years as one potential tool in both enabling business transformation and scaling these initiatives cost-effectively over time.” But is it right for your business right now? Read on to find out.

Is low-code the right choice for my organization? Thanks to new application development technologies anyone has the power to create business applications.

As we shared in a recent post, there are many CPQ challenges that cause pain throughout the quotation process for many organizations. But we didn’t stop there, moving on to reveal specific ways a perfectly tailored CPQ application can solve those challenges, and many more.

‍Some call it Configure, Price, Quote (CPQ). Others simply refer to it as their quotation process. Whatever terminology your organization uses, how quotations are managed by sales, shared with customers, and converted into paying orders is a critical process for companies large and small.

Low-code will account for 65% of all application development by 2024, according to Gartner. That means it’s time to get on board. Low-code is the buzzword in application development right now - and for good reason. As organizations face rising demands for digital tools and a shortage of developers, low-code has emerged as the natural solution. It lets you build faster while still creating solutions tailored to your unique needs.

In their article, MIT Sloan has analyzed the technology decisions of more than 8,300 companies around the globe. Leaders grow revenues 50% faster than the average 20% of the companies they studied and as much as double the bottom 25%.

What is needed is a way for legacy systems to be as agile as the marketplace, where innovation and responsiveness are required.

Crossing the communication gap between business and IT has sunk many projects. Translating business requirements into code is a tricky job, and often a slippery slope - potentially holding up an application development project for months. We've all been there. What if another scenario was possible?

IT leaders must adapt their operations to focus on CX just as much as customer-facing departments do. Low code platforms can help IT teams to deliver on this. In particular, they can allow IT teams to quickly develop tailored applications that address the needs of the customers and employees.

For many CIOs, the stress points are those projects that have ballooned out of control, suffering from feature creep, budget depletion and missed deadlines.

Knowing how much technology drives business performance and customer engagement today, wouldn't it be nice to say YES more often to business growth ideas? Unfortunately, too many pushes for traditional digital transformation fail to account (and budget) for the very real impact on developer resources, harmonization and application portfolio management.It's also true that declining the opportunity to have technology innovation lead the business forward is not an option.

Strong business performance relies on high-quality decision making. The three essential ingredients to good decision making are; clear goals, defined roles, and strong, respected teamwork.

Join the low code revolution - speed up your business' digital transformation with a new modern way of creating applications.

A low-code competitive layer lets you build business-centric applications quickly, engage users in both the design and the utility, and save money on APM.

How a Copenhagen-based bioscience company streamlined operations and scaled growth by integrating key systems using Flowfactory and UDDAN IT.

The Swedish Gender Equality Agency is a national knowledge authority with a mission to promote gender equality in Sweden. A key part of its work is to distribute government grants to civil society organizations, municipalities, and regions to strengthen and develop gender equality efforts. The agency distributes grants under three different ordinances, each with distinct purposes, needs, and target groups. Two of the grants are biennial, and one is annual.

Siemens partners with Flowfactory to streamline manufacturing processes and enhance efficiency through low-code digital transformation.

Region Stockholm improves efficiency and transparency with a digital solution that automates workflows and reduces administrative tasks.

Discover how Region Stockholm digitalized paper-heavy workflows and improved efficiency through a tailored platform built with Flowfactory.

User-friendly, tailored case management systems for all Chief Guardian administrations in Sweden.

Flowfactory’s low-code platform empowers businesses to develop custom digital solutions with speed and flexibility. Whether streamlining workflows, automating processes, or integrating data across systems, Flowfactory enables organizations to build and scale applications efficiently—without extensive coding. With a focus on agility, security, and user-friendly development, the platform is designed for companies that want to innovate faster and stay ahead in a competitive market.

In today’s fast-changing market, businesses must continuously adapt to stay ahead. This guide explores how digital innovation and low-code technology empower organizations to streamline processes, improve agility, and outpace the competition. By embracing digital transformation, companies can optimize workflows, enhance customer experiences, and unlock new growth opportunities.