Wider adoption of Low-code/No-code
Low-code/no-code technologies are also expected to gain wider adoption in enterprises, with application development shifting towards application assembly and integration, and applications being assembled and built by the teams that use them. By 2025, 70% of new applications developed by organizations will be built on these technologies, up from 25% this year. The rise of low-code platforms is driving the growth of citizen development, and in particular the business technologist role, which works outside of IT departments to build technology or analytics capabilities for internal or external business use. “The technology and organizational barriers to application development, automation, integration, and governance are gradually breaking down. This will lead to the growth of low-code platforms and citizen development,” Govekar added.
Elsewhere in the cloud space, Secure Access costa rica mobile database Edge (SASE) is expected to provide significant growth opportunities for organizations in the coming years, with end-user spending on SASE projected to reach $6.8 billion in 2022, up from $4.8 billion this year. With most branch office and edge traffic not going through the corporate data center, CIOs and other IT leaders will increasingly leverage SASE to provide anytime, anywhere access to users and devices.
Additionally, by 2025, more than 50% of organizations will have clear strategies for implementing SASE, up from less than 5% in 2020. “Instead of routing all traffic to central security devices, IT leaders should be bringing security to sessions, not sessions to security,” Govekar said. Security companies like Kaspersky are already investing in SASE for the long term, including acquiring network orchestration providers to strengthen operations in this space.
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