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Title: POKRETAČI I INHIBITORI LCNC RAZVOJA SOFTVERA U KONTEKSTU DIGITALNE TRANSFORMACIJE
DRIVERS AND INHIBITORS OF LCNC SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT WITHIN DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Authors: Đorđević-Milutinović, Lena 
Raković, Lazar
Kapo, Amra
Keywords: Low-Code/No-Code razvoj softvera;pokretači;inhibitori;mešovite metode;Low-Code/No-Code software development;drivers;inhibitors;mixed methods
Issue Date: 2025
Publisher: Univerzitet u Beogradu, Fakultet organizacionih nauka
Abstract: Digitalna transformacija donosi nove izazove i prilike za organizacije, posebno
u razvoju softverskih rešenja koja podržavaju automatizaciju poslovnih procesa. U radu
su, kroz sistematski pregled literature i višestruku studiju slučaja zasnovanu na
intervjuima, identifikovani pokretači i inhibitori tradicionalnog i Low-Code/No-Code
(LCNC) razvoja softvera. Dobijeni podaci analizirani su mešovitim metodama,
sprovođenjem kvantitativne i kvalitativne analize, a zatim integracijom rezultata.
Kvantitativni nalazi pokazuju da ispitanici LCNC razvoj vide kao brži, jednostavniji i
inkluzivniji, dok se tradicionalni razvoj i dalje povezuje sa pouzdanošću i usklađenošću sa
regulativom. Kvalitativna analiza potvrdila je ove uvide, ali i istakla rizike poput shadow
IT-a, vendor lock-in efekata i sigurnosnih izazova. Rezultati ukazuju da LCNC platforme
mogu značajno doprineti ubrzanju digitalne transformacije, ali njihovo uspešno usvajanje
zavisi od balansiranja agilnosti sa okvirima upravljanja i bezbednosti.
Digital transformation brings new challenges and opportunities for
organizations, particularly in the development of software solutions that support
business process automation. This paper identifies the drivers and inhibitors of both
traditional and Low-Code/No-Code (LCNC) software development through a systematic
literature review and a multiple case study based on user interviews. The collected data
were analyzed using a mixed-methods approach, with quantitative and qualitative
analyses conducted independently and then integrated. Quantitative findings show that
respondents perceive LCNC development as faster, simpler, and more inclusive, while
traditional development is still associated with reliability and regulatory compliance. The
qualitative analysis confirmed these insights but also highlighted risks such as shadow IT,
vendor lock-in, and security challenges. The results indicate that LCNC platforms can
significantly accelerate digital transformation, but their successful adoption depends on
balancing agility and accessibility with governance and security frameworks
URI: https://rfos.fon.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/3067
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