Mark Smith
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Using Collaborative and Low-Code Solutions to Tackle Shadow IT

This post was originally published in 2023. Some details may have changed since then.
Shadow IT thrives in orgs where collaboration is scarce. π±
Want a collaborative environment with no room for shadow IT?
Low code solutions offer the answer. π€
Adopting low code platforms like the Microsoft Power Platform provides teams with the tools they need to collaborate effectively. This reduces the allure of shadow IT.
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Hereβs how collaboration can help combat shadow IT:
ππΌ Fostering Trust:
Encourage open communication and teamwork, creating a culture where employees trust approved tools and processes.
ππΌ Centralizing Resources:
Consolidate tools and platforms, allowing teams to access all necessary resources in one place.
ππΌ Empowering Employees:
Equip employees with the skills and tools they need to create custom solutions, diminishing the reliance on shadow IT.
ππΌ Sharing Knowledge:
Promote a culture of learning and knowledge sharing, empowering employees to make the most of sanctioned tools and resources.
These are just some of the benefits:
- Enhanced teamwork and communication
- Reduced reliance on unsanctioned tools
- Increased productivity and innovation
- Greater IT control and visibility
Collaboration is the key to overcoming shadow IT and fostering a secure, efficient work environment. π
Want a culture with more contribution & collaboration?
Low code is the way forward.
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Want to learn more about how to do this?
Join us for my upcoming webinar on turning Shadow IT from a liability to an asset with low code.
Get in touch and letβs chat.

Mark Smith
Principal AI Strategist Β· Microsoft MVP
Helping people build practical AI skill in the Intelligence Age.
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