The No Code Promotion Association has published a case study on Japan System Techniques Co.,Ltd.’s use of No-Code Passport. The initiative seeks to evolve from conventional bespoke development toward problem-solving systems integration that combines agile methods, no-code and generative AI.
The No Code Promotion Association has published a case study on the use of No-Code Passport at Japan System Techniques Co.,Ltd. The case study introduces how the independent systems integrator is combining agile thinking, no-code and generative AI to address customer challenges through co-creation.
In the case study, 22 people, mainly from the Data Solutions Division, sat for and obtained the No-Code Passport certification. This enabled engineers to establish a mindset focused not only on pursuing functionality and language specifications, but also on what no-code should be and why it should be used now, allowing them to present working prototypes at the initial requirements-definition stage.
The initiative has enabled the company to work alongside customers and pursue co-creation, while the objective achievement of certification is said to have given each engineer greater confidence. The NCPA considers No-Code Passport capable of serving as a bridge between agile thinking at systems integrators and AI-driven development.