One of the most significant features of IBM BAW is its low-code development capabilities. This allows both business users and developers to create custom applications with minimal coding effort, improving agility and speed in process automation.

Key Topics:

• Drag-and-Drop Workflow Design: Simplified workflow and process design through visual interfaces.
• Customizable Business Processes: Building dynamic business processes without needing extensive development expertise.
• Integration with Business Rules: Combining low-code workflows with decision tables, business rules, and AI for enhanced decision-making.
• Coaching and User Interface (UI) Design: Designing user interfaces using the built-in tools like coaches that are easy to customize and embed into processes.

Benefits:

• Dramatically reduces development time by enabling business analysts and other non-developers to participate in application design.
• Accelerates time-to-market for new solutions.
• Increases collaboration between business and IT teams.

Hello Mohammed

Do you have good IBM BAW demos (YouTube or Demos) with the 2025 modern Low-Code Development capabilities of BAW?

I came from the world of IBM Case Manager (Workflow) and Lombardi (Process). I want to see a demo of this capabilities to give more empowerment to business users.

Regards

Hi Martin,

If you are looking for some hands-on demos of stand-alone UI apps, called Business Applications in Cloud Pak for Business Automation, please check out this GitHub repo:
https://github.com/icp4a/ibm-app-designer-samples

Thanks,

Grant.

A no code option for BAW is the Quick Process Builder. Here are two videos:

• Quick Process Buiilder Short Version
• Quick Process Build Long Version

Thanks for the feedback.

I found the "IBM Business Automation Studio" for NoCode Development. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI1dG9QyIyk

Do you know if this component is only available in IBM Cloudpak for Automation? or it also comes in IBM BAW ?

Regards

Martin,

Business Applications are only in Cloud Pak for Business Automation.  Note that in BAW, you can create a Client Side Human Service and set it to be exposed as an addressable URL, essentially making it a standalone app as well.  Business Applications are a more fleshed-out app-building experience, with a dedicated runtime server.  However, if you have BAW only, then URL-addressable Client Side Human Services can provide a decent experience for creating workflow-focused apps.

Thanks,

Grant.