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Tackling the ‘buy vs build’ dilemma with the power of low-code and no-code platforms

Discover the power of low-code and no-code platforms in the BFSI industry at our expert-led webinar.

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Speakers
Kissflow Speaker

Manish Narayanaswami

Head BFSI Practice

Kissflow

Manish Narayanaswami heads the BFSI practice at Kissflow. He has spent over 13 years leading and implementing digital transformation initiatives for financial institutions worldwide. He comes from a technology background with extensive expertise in low-code and no-code platforms and cloud services. He stays enthusiastic about the power of emerging technologies in making lives simpler for stakeholders and customers in the Financial Services industry.

About the Webinar

As technology is no longer an auxiliary function in financial institutions, many BFSI companies are investing billions into large-scale digital transformation initiatives. While embarking on such transformation initiatives, most BFSI leaders try to decode the debate of whether to 'buy solutions from the market or build it themselves'. Each approach has pros and cons, and its essential to find a suitable trade-off to adapt to ever-changing regulations and market conditions and stay ahead of the competition.

Watch this engaging webinar to learn the pros and cons of each approach and how low-code and no-code solutions have emerged to offer the best of both worlds. 

Frequently asked questions

This webinar helps IT decision-makers, CIOs, and digital transformation leaders in the BFSI sector weigh the trade-offs between building software in-house or purchasing ready-made solutions.
Companies often face challenges balancing flexibility, cost, and speed of implementation. Buying software limits customization, while building solutions requires time and resources, along with the risk of project overruns.​
Low-code platforms offer a hybrid approach. They allow companies to customize pre-built templates and build new applications with minimal coding, combining the advantages of both building and buying software solutions.​