About
Slingr is a low-code development platform that enables businesses to quickly build and deploy custom applications. The platform offers a visual interface and pre-built components to streamline development, allowing users to create solutions for various business needs without extensive coding. Slingr serves small to medium-sized businesses looking to digitize processes and improve operational efficiency.
Products
1Slingr Professional Services gives your enterprise access to expert low-code developers, working with your team to craft truly excellent applications, all on our easily maintainable low-code platform. We put your vision and requirements first throughout the process, incorporating feedback throughout development and painstakingly applying your input to our design. And because we build it on low-code, we get it to you faster than anyone else.
Recent News
The Last Forklift Upgrade
This article discusses how AI, private-equity pressures, and data-spine economics are ending the era of traditional 'forklift upgrades' for aging systems. For MSPs, this offers critical industry insight into evolving client modernization strategies and the shift towards AI-native solutions, impacting future service offerings.
Read moreThe Company of the Future Runs on Pipes, Not Apps
This article describes a fundamental shift where future companies operate on intersecting data pipes, rather than being defined by apps, with decisions on what to own vs. externalize. This provides strategic industry insight for MSPs on future IT architecture and service delivery models, influencing how they manage client data flows and integration strategies.
Read moreBeyond Off-the-Shelf: How AI and Custom Solutions are Reshaping Enterprise Software
This post explores the growing importance of custom software and AI in meeting specific business needs, an area where MSPs can offer expertise. It addresses the shift away from generic SaaS and towards customized solutions, making it highly relevant for MSPs looking to expand their service offerings with AI and custom development.
Read moreWhat Happens When the SaaS Math Stops Working
Explores the changing economics of SaaS and the potential shift towards more custom solutions. This is highly relevant to MSPs evaluating the long-term cost-effectiveness of SaaS offerings for their clients.
Read moreThe stack that's replacing SaaS as we know it
The article explores alternatives to traditional SaaS, potentially including low-code/no-code platforms or composable architectures. This could be beneficial for MSPs as these approaches enable faster and more flexible software development and customization to meet the unique needs of clients.
Read moreFounded
2011
Employees
73
Industry
Information Technology & Services
Headquarters
Miami, Florida, United States
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