The No-Code Promotion Association, a general incorporated association, published a case study on Japan System Techniques Co.,Ltd.'s use of no-code technology. It details the process of moving away from conventional development methods and advancing customer co-creation through agile development, no-code technology and generative AI.
The No-Code Promotion Association, a general incorporated association, published a case study on Japan System Techniques Co.,Ltd.'s use of no-code technology. The case study describes how the company reviewed its conventional development methods and is advancing a problem-solving initiative that combines agile development, no-code technology and generative AI.
As a result of 22 engineers from the Data Solutions Division sitting for and obtaining No-Code Passport certification, they became able to present prototypes during the requirements definition stage, which reportedly advanced co-creation with customers. The engineers are also said to have gained confidence through obtaining the certification.
The case study has attracted attention for positioning No-Code Passport as a company-wide technology platform and talent development initiative, and the understanding and use of no-code technology are expected to advance throughout the company.
The No-Code Promotion Association (NCPA) regards No-Code Passport as a potential bridge between agile thinking at systems integrators and AI-driven development, and plans to continue supporting talent development in collaboration with companies and educational institutions.