Phil Simon is a frequent keynote speaker, recognized collaboration and technology authority, and college professor for hire. He is the award-winning author of 13 books, most recently Low-Code/No-Code: Citizen Developers and the Surprising Future of Business Applications. He helps organizations communicate, collaborate, and use technology better. Harvard Business Review, the MIT Sloan Management Review, Wired, NBC, CNBC, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, and The New York Times have featured his contributions. He also hosts the podcast Conversations About Collaboration.
"""I read all of Phil's books. As a software developer coming of age in the 1980s and early 1990s, I fondly remember tools like DataFlex, Microsoft Access, and Clarion. Phil shows how today's citizen developers can use low-code/no-code software in amazing ways, while honoring the trajectory that got us here."" -Brad Feld, Partner at Foundry, co-founder Techstars, author, runner, reader, hermit, and nerd ""Low-Code/No-Code could not have arrived at a better time. Simon systematically identifies the most pressing issues that tech execs, app developers, and IT professionals face-and adeptly shows how to resolve them."" -Gerald C. Kane, C. Herman and Mary Virginia Terry Chair in Business Administration, University of Georgia and coauthor of The Transformation Myth ""Take it from me: The demand for new internal apps and tech has only intensified, but software engineers are more difficult to recruit and retain than ever. Something has to give. Fortunately, Low-Code/No-Code shows the path forward: New tools let subject matter experts become citizen developers and shoulder a good deal of the development burden. Get this book."" -Paul Maya, Chief Technology Officer, United States Tennis Association ""Phil Simon skillfully introduces citizen developers and the world of low-code/no-code software. This timely book fuses examples, capabilities, and stats-and with a sense of humor to boot. The result is a delightfully easy read that left me informed and inspired. An essential text for any curious self-starter."" -Denise Brouder, workplace futurist and founder at SWAY"