Low-code development platforms (LCDPs) sprang up in response to the need for businesses to rapidly build and deploy new apps. These simple drag-and-drop interfaces allow people who aren’t classically trained developers to create more apps, more quickly.

On April 2, eight Austin-area Mobilizers—along with one employee’s husband—volunteered at Austin’s Community First! Village and helped with gardening, handyman work, feeding chickens, and fence mending.

Even though we’re now in April in Women’s History Month is thus over, I had enough responses last month to give me Meet a Mobilizer entries to last well into this month. Today’s spotlight is on Alka Rasaily, who is in Global Talent Acquisition.

A couple of weeks ago our CTO, Bill Bodin, wrote about Quantum Quest, the app that he tasked our product team with developing utilizing the new Kony Quantum Low-Code Application Development Platform. Today, I have an extra special treat for you–a demo of that app.

Kony customer Tarun Rana with Henkel talks about the 142-year-old company’s digital transformation efforts.

After a couple of weeks off, This Week In Digital is back and better than ever, with a smorgasbord of stories covering all things digital. So kick back, enjoy a nice spring Friday, and catch up on what you might have missed over the past week.

Next up in our Meet a Mobilizer series is Catarina Jones, Director of Marketing Programs here at Kony.

Users are beginning to realize the limitations of native apps, causing them–and app developers–to turn to a new type of app development.

In honor of March being Women’s History Month, I wanted to profile some of the amazing women who work for Kony. First up is Kathy Crusco, our Chief Financial Officer.