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How Bristol can avoid getting left behind in the No Code race
To get the most out of No Code, Bristol needs a No Code Tech Cluster. “We were working with a charity. They put out a technical specification. They were asking for software development in the Northeast,” said Adam Hill, head of No Code North East. “They got back five good quotes from software development companies.…
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Agilebase brings game-changing software to Bath Digital Festival
PRESS RELEASE Software developed at the Bristol and Bath Science Park to streamline working practices will take centre stage in Bath this summer. As part of the Bath Digital Festival, Agilebase will be demonstrating the capabilities of its no-code software which allows businesses to take control of their own Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system. With…
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Decent work is not only a problem for the developing world. It’s a challenge for the UK
Employees need decent work. That means decent systems, decent processes, and decent training for staff. Agilebase’s no code system helps make that possible.
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Agilebase brings No Code to Bath Digital Festival
The future of coding is no code at all, says Agilebase. Meet us at the Bath Digital Festival this July to discover how no code is shaping the future of work.
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Now more than ever, Bristol start-ups must avoid the venture capital trap
The fall of Silicon Valley Bank has highlighted the need for startups to handle their finances with care. Agilebase CEO Cliff Calcutt says SVB’s implosion offers a valuable lesson for Bristol tech startups: avoid venture capital investment at all costs. In a stunning move, on March 11, 2023, US regulators shut down Silicon Valley Bank…
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Why you should avoid using multiple business management softwares
We know implementing a new business management software can be challenging. But it’s time to take the leap and start seeing the benefits of using one system for all your business needs.
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Agilebase 6.0 transforms to boost productivity
By using Agilebase regularly, Citizen Developers teach themselves to build a CRM system and become a Software Architect. While you digitally transform your back office, you are digitally transforming yourself too.
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“Agilebase meets UNESCO’S sustainability goals”
CEO Cliff Calcutt explains how Agilebase aligns with UNESCO sustainability goals. “More than half of Agilebase citizen developers are women. We want it to be more,” he said. “And not only women. We want anyone, no matter who they are, to get the chance to become citizen developers and software architects.
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Connect every department
Businesses start to feel the benefit of software such as Agilebase when all the departments and tools connect, says Richard Wilson, an independent IT consultant. “All firms need to find software tools that better fit how they work”
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“Our users are diverse”
There were around 2.6 million low or no-coders in 2021. That number is likely to grow by 40% a year until 2025. That’s three times as fast as the developer population. These citizen developers are at the forefront of digital transformation.