Transform Business with Fusion Teams And Low-Code Copilot
In today’s fast-paced business world, the pressure to deliver faster digital solutions is intensifying by the day, especially when it comes to building a digital presence via an application. Modern customers not only seek quality but also agility that adheres to the latest market tech upgrades. Yet many organizations find traditional software development models too slow and resource-intensive to keep up. At the same time, low-code and no-code paradigms are gaining serious traction. That’s where fusion teams meet low-code/no-code platforms and AI Copilot tools. Fusion teams are multidisciplinary units combining professional developers, citizen makers, and business experts—they use low-code platforms and Copilot-augmented workflows to rapidly design, build, and maintain business applications. Hence, in this blog, we’ll explore how “Low-Code Copilot” is redefining enterprise agility and how fusion teams on enterprise low-code platform setups are redefining business processes. What Are Fusion Teams, and Why Do They Matter? A fusion team is essentially a collaborative model combining professional developers and non-IT employees (business users or domain experts using low-code tools) under a shared ownership and governance model. Microsoft calls this “fusion development,” where pro developers extend the capabilities of non-technical makers, and makers deliver apps faster using their business domain knowledge. Microsoft...
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