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As LogicNets began to develop its interactive visual design and run-time components, we also saw that the success of our concept was integrally tied to the web. The key to meaningful content-driven applications is that the experts and business process stakeholders need to collaborate. The LogicNets product would need to be cloud-based so that a variety of different players could easily access the platform and contribute to creating applications. We would also need to leverage the de facto standardization of web browsers to ensure universal access to applications by users.

Within a short period of time our initial customers were using LogicNets to create a wide range of content-driven applications. The applications were exciting and connected our small operation to mission-critical programs for major corporations – many of whom still work with us years later. However, while the no-code visual creation concept was reaping benefits, we were limited in how customers could use the platform. We were having to provide significant consulting services to develop application infrastructure to match our customer’s unique use cases and the way in which users consumed the content.