From Inc: Why No-Code and Low-Code Software Is the Industry Disrupter You Should Pay Attention To
Gartner forecasts that low-code application platforms will account for 65 percent of all app development by 2024. This means the majority of apps created in 2024 will be developed using platforms and tools that provide turnkey ways to program.
From NYTimes: Portland, Maine Tech Economy
A benefactor’s big gift will create a research center in Portland, Maine, testing a small city’s ability to prosper as a magnet for innovation.
For those interested in Real Estate(RE) Tech. Came across this interesting Real Estate Technology Trends & Overview from BuiltIn. It lists many RE Tech companies in the residential real estate space. The list includes companies like Opendoor and Knock!
The future of real estate is rooted in personalization and precision.
For those following Fintech space and interested in startups, Bultin also has a list of top Fintech startup companies list.
Thanks to advances in mobile technology, the fintech industry has exploded in the last couple of decades. As the tech savvy millennial generation aged, banking and financial options evolved, too, and once rare perks like mobile banking became standard.
But banks aren’t the only financial institutions that have made tech-driven changes. Entire markets — from digital loans and mobile stock services to e-commerce payment platforms and digital currency exchanges — are rooted in digital financial access.
Yahoo Finance has come up with the list of most innovative companies of the 2010s. Worth a look for sure.
