While low code and no code citizen development programmes are often popular in the corporate world, they are not without their limitations. While some see citizen development programmes as an important part of building automation-friendly company culture, others have concerns about spreading employees too thinly and training them away from their expertise. Join Mike Fitzmaurice, Chief Evangelist and VP at WEBCON, as he chairs this debate between Christine Hawkins, Director of Digital and Process Transformation at HP, and Linford Dailey, Global Digitalisation and Automation Leader at Bosch as they discuss:

• What are the benefits of low code and no code citizen development programmes?
• How effective are citizen development programmes at boosting productivity and reducing costs?
• When is it appropriate to employ low code & no code tools? When is it NOT?
• Can citizen development programmes distract employees from their expertise?
• Governance: how much power should be given to citizen developers?

Bosch is currently in the midst of a major automation drive throughout the company, behaving as a world leader in automation and company transformation. Join Linford Dailey, Global Digitalisation & Automation Leader at Bosch to find out how Bosch is using a diverse range of automation strategies to transform their business practices, and where they are headed.

• Leveraging RPA and AI to create a diverse automation programme 
• Working with third parties versus internal development: the pros and cons
• The challenges involved in citizen development