John Bratincevic

Principal Analyst at Forrester Research

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AppGen Is An Existential Threat To The Enterprise App Business

Nov 13, 2024 | forrester.com | John Bratincevic |George Lawrie |Charles Betz

“Nobody wants to admit that their own death is coming soon.”Low-code has been swinging the pendulum away from off-the-shelf applications and toward custom development for years. There are good reasons for this. When practical, fit-to-purpose software is best. And the lower cost, risk, and lead time of low-code development — coupled with an expanded developer pool, easier integration, management of apps on a common platform, leveraged licensing, etc.
The Rise of Application Generation Platforms

May 12, 2024 | cdotrends.com | John Bratincevic |Diego Giudice

Generative AI (GenAI), extrapolated to its extreme, would mean the destruction of the software industry. In theory, a powerful GenAI model could generate and deploy perfectly designed and analyzed software in perfectly optimized machine code from natural language or other instructions—or even autonomously, in its wisdom—without human review.
The State Of Generative AI For Marketing In Asia Pacific

May 7, 2024 | forrester.com | Xiaofeng Wang |John Bratincevic |Nikhil Lai

I’m pleased to announce the publication of the first of my two generative AI (genAI) Marketing in APAC reports, “The State Of Generative AI For Marketing In Asia Pacific.” The data overview report covers a wide range of topics on APAC marketers’ use of genAI, including adoption, investment, use cases, benefits, challenges, and concerns.
The Rise of Application Generation Platforms

May 7, 2024 | forrester.com | John Bratincevic |Nikhil Lai |Naveen Chhabra

GenAI, extrapolated to its extreme, would mean the destruction of the software industry. In theory, a powerful GenAI model could generate and deploy perfectly designed and analyzed software in perfectly optimized machine code from natural language or other instructions – or even autonomously, in its wisdom – without human review.
LLMs, Make Room For World Models

Feb 1, 2024 | forrester.com | Brian Hopkins |Akshara Naik Lopez |John Bratincevic

There is a big question circulating amongst the AI illuminati: Are LLMs the path ahead to general intelligence as OpenAI, Anthropic, and others hope? A year ago, the answer was an enthusiastic “yes!” But the tide may be turning as we test large language model (LLM) limitations and find that there may not be any solutions to some big problems.
Human Centricity: The Future Of IT Experience Monitoring

Jan 30, 2024 | forrester.com | Andrew Hewitt |Carlos Casanova |John Bratincevic |Meng Liu

“We have a gazillion products to monitor technology, but none of them measure the holistic experience.” -Quote from a recent Forrester client interaction Let’s face it: IT is obsessed with monitoring. Whether they’re backend servers, customer-facing websites, enterprise applications, or most recently – the end user computing experience—there are clearly no shortage of tools available today for enterprises to monitor the experiences of their infrastructure, employees, and customers.
The Low-Code Market Could Approach $50 Billion By 2028

Jan 29, 2024 | forrester.com | John Bratincevic |Lee Sustar |Alvin Nguyen

A $13-Billion Market For Low-Code And DPA PlatformsAfter analyzing relevant data from over 100 vendors, Forrester estimates that the combined low-code and digital process automation (DPA) market reached $13.2 billion by the end of 2023. This represents a growth rate of roughly 21% since 2019. What drove this growth? The institutionalization of low-code in IT.
New Research: Will AI Kill The Low-Code Market?

Sep 20, 2023 | forrester.com | John Bratincevic |Diego Giudice |Sharyn Leaver

The short answer: no. Our bet: AI will quickly evolve the low-code toolset and make the market grow faster. TuringBots (AI and Generative AI to assist in software development tasks) are a major trend, and tools like GitHub Copilot (a Coder TuringBot for pair programming in common languages such as Java or C#) or Test Rigor (a Tester TuringBot for intelligent automated testing) are gaining huge market interest.