Tines invests in no-code research at University of Limerick, Ireland

A significant donation has been made to the University of Limerick's new Immersive Software Engineering program by Tines, aiming to support research into digital transformation and the benefits of no-code approaches over traditional software engineering. Tines is eager to collaborate with the university and join a coalition of organizations backing this initiative, emphasizing the importance of nurturing the relationship between academia and industry. The company has demonstrated the efficiency of low-code and no-code solutions in cybersecurity and other areas like IT, Finance, and HR, allowing non-developers to integrate systems and manage data without programming skills. Tines intends to delve into the foundational research with UL to validate user benefits and identify further optimizations, viewing this partnership as a step toward empowering organizations to automate tasks and enhance productivity. The research has the potential to provide insights into the technical and social effectiveness of these approaches, marking a move toward future advancements in digital transformation.