A Comparative Analysis of Low-Code and Traditional Platforms: Assessing Effectiveness in Governmental Digital Transformation Initiatives

نوع المستند : المقالة الأصلية

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1 Business Information Systems Department, Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration Helwan University

2 Computer Science Department, Faculty of Computers and Artificial Intelligence, Helwan University

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One of the most important factors in promoting digital transformation is accelerating the digital transformation process while ensuring quality and efficiency. This research therefore seeks to measure the effectiveness of Low-code Development Platforms (LCDPs), in driving government digital transformation, specifically through a comparative analysis of OutSystems and .NET MVC models. The central focus is on assessing various factors, with a keen eye on three essential metrics: Development Time (DT), Number of Lines of Code (NLC), and Number of Methods (NM).
The study aims to discern the efficiency needs of government, influencing the development of applications that align with organizational objectives. By using the Low-code Development Platforms (LCDPs), capabilities embedded in OutSystems and .NET MVC, a thorough comparison will be conducted to carefully examine precise differences and evaluate impact through DT, NLC, and NM.
On the other side of these technical aspects, the research tries to provide insightful guidance for decision-makers, aiding them in selecting the most fitting platform for digital transformation initiatives within the government and the public sector.

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