Salvation Army Accelerates Automation By Reducing Development Cycles Up To 80%
Salvation Army Accelerates Automation By Reducing Development Cycles Up To 80%
2 PagesCase Study When the time came to modernize its decades-old Lotus Notes infrastructure, The Salvation Army moved to Microsoft Office 365, SharePoint and AgilePoint, a general-purpose low-code/no-code platform that empowers both professional and citizen developers to build a range of applications, from simple internally-facing apps to complex workflows and externally-facing mobile applications for corporate-wide use. The Challenge The Solution Two decades ago, the western region of the Salvation Army USA standardized on Lotus Notes, adding myriads of applications since then. When it became clear that migrating to modern tech- nology was mandatory, the non-profit needed a cost-effective and future-proof approach, one that would not require another expensive migration a few years down
