background
The Digital Factory, integrated into the DNUM, sets up projects, develops and tests innovative technologies in a pre-industrialization logic. Its missions:
- Incubate innovative projects and transfer them to the appropriate field;
- Develop (PoC) Proofs of Concepts;
- Monitor and test cutting-edge prospective technologies;
- Disseminate new innovative and collaborative working methods;
Expressed need for the dematerialization of administrative documents.
Challenges
Low-code and/or no-code must eventually become a real agile development factory to create, maintain and develop the DGAC's business SI-GP. With strong constraints: referencing on the State purchasing center, sensitive data, sensitive data, regulations, CCT DGAC compatibility.
Objectives
An application that allows the dematerialization of administrative documents. Digitization of several business processes through solutions co-constructed with end users, following an innovative design thinking approach. Operational application in 3 months
Solutions
Key Success Factors/Best Practices
- Simplicité integration into the ecosystem
- Fast results
- Controlled delay
- Controlled cost
- Immediate adherence of business and IT teams
- Relationship and proximity with the publisher
Obstacles and risks to avoid
- Capitalize on standards for an instant ROI
- Find the right communication patterns with the existing IS
- Convince Dev and Archi of the added value of low-code
- Integration into the DevOps/ CICD chain
By 2025, almost three quarters of new applications developed by companies will use low-code (compared to 25% in 2020). Source Forester
