delaware Singapore announces partnership with Zudy

Zudy®, a visionary software company, has built an end-to-end Enterprise Application Development platform allowing Citizen Developers or Professional Developers to build powerful, fully integrated, bi-directional enterprise apps without a single line of code.

Faster go-to-market for organizations

"Providing the low-code platform to our customers is a logical extension to complement the solutions and services we already provide at delaware," says Pei Lin YEO, Partner and Managing Director at delaware Singapore. "Vinyl™ enables our customers to embark on their digital transformation journey for a small fraction of their original estimate and at a much greater speed. Applications built on Vinyl™ can run on all devices and enables our customers to quickly build scalable, flexible apps in as quickly as one week. Discussions are already currently underway with several customers who are looking to adopt the solution."

Unleash the potential of data and technology investments

Vinyl™ can integrate seamlessly with all existing systems and future data sources with cross-platform CRUD and complete alignment with all enterprise security. The platform's data first strategy is the core foundation in allowing organizations to build enterprise-graded applications, either based on new data models, or unlocking potential of data residing in existing technology landscapes.

"We value the experience the delaware team brings in the region. Together, we see ourselves enabling organizations to look at their digital transformation journey, leaning on SAP solutions for core applications and Vinyl™ to bridge process and data gaps." states Chun Seong LIM, who leads the Zudy business here in Asia Pacific.

According to the 2020 Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms, Gartner predicted "By 2024, low-code application development will be responsible for more than sixty five percent of application development activity" and "seventy five percent of large enterprises will be using at least 4 low-code development tools for both IT application development and citizen development initiatives by 2024″.