In Romania, the company has ongoing partnerships with system integrators that deliver solutions for their clients using the WEBCON platform. One of them is Encorsa, a Romanian integrator of digital transformation services through low-code and no-code hyper-automation technologies, Robotic Process Automation and Artificial Intelligence – which is the only WEBCON Premium Partner in the region. This partnership is becoming strategic at a regional level for both organizations.
“At WEBCON, we believe that the classic approach to delivering business applications – based on custom coding – does not work in today’s ever-changing reality. To keep up with the business and market needs both IT departments and system integrators require to be fast and flexible in delivering new solutions – and with that in mind, we designed our low-code platform. Through the partnership with Encorsa, we want to empower Romanian companies to efficiently digitize and automate business processes with tailor-made applications that take days or weeks to deliver – not months or even years”, said Michał Rykiert, Director of Business Development EMEA, WEBCON.
“Low-code technology is becoming more and more popular in Romania, and we’re happy to see that our clients are more satisfied with the results of digitization and decide to do more projects with us”, said Catalin Profir, Co-Founder & CEO, Encorsa.
WEBCON helps organizations boost their productivity and enables data-driven decision-making through their BPS platform – a comprehensive low-code solution for supporting digital document workflows and business process digitization, automation and management. According to a WEBCON’s survey conducted on the US market, 93% of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) believe that low-code applications are better tailored to business needs and 89% consider that delivering applications using low-code technology is cheaper than custom coding.
According to a Gartner forecast, by 2025, low-code application development will be responsible for more than 75% of application development activity. That shows the increasing global impact of low-code technology – yet the Romanian market is still not leveraging its full potential.