Low-Code Application Creation for the Federal Government

The ServiceNow and Carahsoft team would like to invite you to join us for a virtual webinar series. No matter your level of familiarity with ServiceNow, grab a cup of coffee and join your peers for these informative sessions.

This series will cover a variety of topics. Including:

Modernize Grants Management for Federal Programs
Managing the Migration to Cloud using a "Service-Aware" CMDB
Low-Code Application Creationfor the Federal Government
Making Healthcare More Human: Connecting teams, Streamlining Processes, and Securely Integrating Systems to Change Lives
HR + IT + Workplace: Better Together to Support Employee Onboarding, Moves and Offboarding
Total IT Asset Management: What is it and how should you get started with ServiceNow
Moving to Continuous Authorization using NIST RMF
One Team - Many Missions: Executeon Alll Your Mission Strategies from One Plaform

The world runs on apps, and the federal government is no exception. Low-code development make mission application creation a team sport. It empowers teams to create powerful software applications, with a minimum of hand coding. Low-code development platforms instead rely on graphical interfaces and configuration, handling the most time-consuming aspects and empowering developers to create more, more quickly.

In this webinar we will explore how ServiceNow’s unique platform approach to low-code development can help you build mission apps fast, deliver experiences your end users love, and scale apps without sprawl. You will learn:

What is low-code development? A new approach to app creation that empowers developers to create powerful software applications, with a minimum of hand coding.
The Benefits of low-code development such as speed, productivity, agility, cost, governance, collaboration, and scaling capacity.
Value of low-code/ no-code - average ROI of 230%, full payback on investment within nine months.
Successes in low-code/no-code – low-code references and case studies.
Who can build with low-code/no-code? Between no-code and low-code options, practically anyone within an organization can get involved in the development process.