About
The Low Code Solutions service and low code/no code platforms enable UW-Madison administrators, application managers and software development teams to build applications of varying complexities. The goal is to increase business and developer productivity and deliver apps with high-performance low code or no code. The low code or no code platforms will support a wide range of application use cases, from transactional apps for business to consumers (B2C) to business workflows and system integrations.
The UW-Madison’s low code platform, Betty Blocks, is a stand-alone application development platform intended to empower the collaboration of non-IT, business centric staff with professional software developers to build applications of various scale and complexity. The UW-Madison’s no code platform, Kuali Build, is a stand-alone application development platform intended to empower campus administrators (non-IT, business centric staff) to build single form applications with simple or divergent workflows. The scale will be local, department only, campus-wide, and system-wide applications (Betty Blocks only), and the use case complexity will span from simple form automations to business workflows, to transactional apps for business to consumers.
Advisory board – strategic outlook
The Low Code Solutions advisory board includes representatives from across campus to help ensure the success and utility of this service campus wide. These representatives will assist in driving product usage and connecting stakeholders with Betty Blocks and Kuali Build as a possible solutions to their needs. Additionally, they will work hand in hand with the Low Code Solutions service team to ensure that the service is broadly accessible and can meet use cases across campus.
- Bill Minser – Facilities Planning & Management
- Deanna Schneider – UW Extension Educational Technology Support
- Matt Prough – College of Letters & Science
- Mark Wegener – Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research
- Tom Hartman – College of Agricultural & Life Sciences
- Tapan Shah – School of Medicine and Public Health Application Support
- Jim Helwig – School of Medicine and Public Health Application Development
- Sean Bossinger – School of Veterinary Medicine
- Kim Channpraseut – Office of the Registrar – Student Enterprise Apps
- J.J. DuChateau – Division of Information Technology – Enterprise Architecture
- Catharine DeRubeis – Office of Human Resources & Data Governance
Organization administrators – operations
Low Code Solutions Organization Administrators (Space Managers in Kuali) are those who are charged with managing one or more organizations within the Low Code Solutions platform by advising on best fit for new applications, supporting Application Managers, assisting in application governance and ownership, communicating updates, and awareness of resources relative to the School’s/College’s/Division’s/department’s/group’s business case and their needs.
- Bill Minser – Facilities Planning & Management
- Tony Ring – Facilities Planning & Management
- Brad Schantz – College of Letters & Science
- Brian Markovich – College of Letters & Science
- Eddie Gnewuch – College of Letters & Science
- Max Coller – Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research
- Chris Arndt – College of Agricultural & Life Sciences
- Sam Anderson – School of Medicine and Public Health
- Jeremy Simkins – School of Medicine and Public Health
- Clifford Bass – School of Veterinary Medicine