Participants in the “Buildathon” primarily included non-technical businesspeople from finance, supply chain, procurement, as well as a few with IT backgrounds, who came together to brainstorm and build over the two-day event. If you want to read more about the “Buildathon” event at Freudenberg, checkout the blogpost by Sebastian Schrötel – VP, Head of Product Management for SAP BTP Application Development, Automation and Integration. At the end of the two-day event these use cases were pitched to the audience and out of seven pitches a winner was voted. The event was held to launch the new low-code center of excellence at Freudenberg, called Confactory, and inspired a range of innovative use case ideas for SAP Build, which I thought be great to share to the SAP Community, along with some additional tips on how organisations can identify their own uses use cases. Recently, we collaborated with Freudenberg Group where we conducted a low-code hackathon, a “Buildathon”, that included such a use case ideation. Nevertheless, the people who know business processes best are the experts in respective line of businesses. Guiding citizen developers on what use cases they should build with low-code platform is a challenge that also IT departments will face when they start to roll out SAP Build. Additionally, users may spend time developing applications and processes that are not well-suited for these platforms or that do not address a specific need or problem. However, one of the challenge that IT management faces when they are setting up their low-code center of excellence and governance of citizen development, is guiding them on how to identify and prioritize use cases.While platforms like SAP Build offer a wide range of features and functionalities, users may struggle to identify which use cases are best suited for their line of work. Low-code platforms have become more popular in recent years, providing citizen developers with the ability to create applications and automate processes without having to write any line of code.
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