LinkedIn·Tuesday, 14 July 2026·14 Jul 2026
A pattern I keep seeing: the teams getting the most out of low-code are not the ones trying to do everything in it. They build the app on a…
Bert Van Wassenhove
CEO at Solvice | Transforming Tech & AI into Predictable Growth for B2B Companies | Strategy, GTM Innovation & Customer Value Architect
A pattern I keep seeing: the teams getting the most out of low-code are not the ones trying to do everything in it.
They build the app on a platform where every table and permission is in plain sight, and they hand the genuinely hard decision, planning 300 jobs across 40 people without breaking a rule, to a solver through an API. They keep control of their data and skip building an optimization engine they were never going to staff for.
For a business with needs too specific for off-the-shelf software, that is the unlock. Build it yourself, with full visibility, and borrow the intelligence you do not have in house.
We wrote up why low-code plus a specialist engine beats vibe-coding a black box.
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