Composable architecture is a key component of the Gartner coined term “composable enterprise.”Gartner defines a composable enterprise as “An organization that delivers business outcomes and adapts to the pace of business change. It does this through the assembly and combination of packaged business capabilities (PCBs). PCBs are application building blocks that have been purchased or developed.”Composable enterprises have several core goals. These include:
- Delivering new capabilities faster for both internal and external users
- Building, testing, and deploying solutions faster
- Reducing costs by empowering both business and technical users through composable architecture in low-code BPM
- Allowing organizations to easily scale up or scale down their business operations as their needs dictate
According to experts, some 70% of digital transformation initiatives fail to reach their goals. And of the $1.3 trillion that was spent on digital transformation in 2019, an estimated$900 billion went to waste. To avoid contributing to these statistics, more and more organizations are committing to becoming composable enterprises and empowering their people through composable architecture in low-code BPM.
