Podcast Make Shift

Smooth operations are critical for airports. Find out how Schiphol is providing tools for customer-supporting airport employees to digitally manage their daily tasks. Using the app, these employees are helping to streamline the airport’s operational tasks.​

With the climate crisis accelerating, the hospitality business is increasingly realizing their role in sustainable business practices. Check out our latest podcast with Foodprint Group's co-founders, who offer software and consulting to help the hospitality business go green.

COVID has accelerated remote work, pushing organizations to implement comprehensive WFH policies. Hear from eXp Realty, a remote-first company that has mastered dispersed team management, about their experience with their entirely remote workforce.

Great digital experiences have proven critical for insurance companies to differentiate. We chat with Martin, VP of Research and Consulting at Novarica about the ways IT leaders are evolving their products and technology to better engage with customers.

Embracing digital transformation provides a roadmap for building industry-leading solutions. We chat with Rich, CEO of Kermit, about how they are delivering innovative, cloud-based software for healthcare while protecting patient data as outlined in HIPAA.

Supply chain management should never be an impediment to growing your business. We sit down with Thomas, ICT Product Owner at Secrid, about their rapid growth into new markets and their response to an evolving business model.

Game-changing talent can come from unlikely places. We sit down with Jordan, Software Developer at NC State, about his journey from business major to full-time, pro-dev whose projects save his university millions of dollars and years of development time.​

An organization’s ability to embrace agility can be restricted by aging, monolithic ERP systems. We chat with Miroslav Samoylenko, Ph.D., Managing Technical Architect (Development Architecture) at Trane Technologies about their process of moving to microservices from their .NET architecture, and how his organization supported the creation of a Mendix Center of Excellence once they realized the capabilities that a few developers and a low code platform could offer.

Improving internal processes at low cost is now a business imperative to stay competitive. We chat with Sven, Global IT Team Lead at Continental, about his experience tackling their EOL plans for critical process apps.

Introducing the new Mendix podcast series "Make/Shift", a detailed and open conversation with your peers about how they are delivering success through building solutions that make an impact on their organization. In an open conversation, we sit down with leaders and makers across IT and business to explore how your peers adopted low code. Join us to get a better understanding of why low code is the solution to rapidly digitize processes using existing resources, deliver much-needed solutions to market more quickly, and cut down on the cost of development.