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Learn how Giovanni used a no-code app to increase his sale process productivity and close a deal with Lena’s company. 

Miguel Salinas, an innovation manager for an investment bank, is attending SaaStock in search of startups that can help him achieve several goals at his bank. Miguel wants to increase the digital capacities of the company and is looking for startups that develop services for the purpose. This is where Open as App provides value.

Are you looking for new ways to inspire innovation and digital transformation in your business? Holding an internal hackathon might just be the solution you’re after.

Can you imagine your life without apps? They’re everywhere and they’re useful – and they’ve become an integral part of how we work and go about our days. Apps are also ever more accessible to create, fueled by the rise of no-code platforms that allow their easy and cheap building.

Find a solution to the huge skills shortage in IT with no-code solutions. Discover how Open as App no-code platform can help you tackle this issue.

It’s Friday evening and Jason Tao (name changed, for privacy reasons), the CEO of a startup in the finance sector, has some good news to share with his investors. His company just closed three new sales deals in one day and has three more in the pipeline.

In order to create a great no-code app, you need to first plan well its purpose and functions. This involves working with your team to identify the most important needs that an app can solve. Then, by inputting your business data in a no-code platform, you can easily transform the idea into a working application. 

Remote work can be great for productivity and efficiency, especially if you have the right tools. But when employees shift to working remotely, they frequently do not have the same means or backing by the IT department to properly secure their data. Remote work can then, unfortunately, increase data and systems vulnerability.

The coronavirus crisis endangers the health and economic existence of many people. Initiatives are therefore being launched worldwide that want to use the opportunities offered by digitization to effectively battle the outbreak crisis. Together with the initiator Mathias Reidel and his team, Open as App is participating in this effort and provides the COVID-19-Radar on a 100% non-profit basis.

The smartphone should become the most essential navigator through the Coronavirus outbreak areas. Entrepreneur Mathias Reidl promises an alternative to the shutdown: An app is to identify all streets and areas where there is no longer any danger of infection. If the data protectors join in.