This week Gillian and LeeAnne take over the podcast for our first interview in Germany! That’s right, the podcast has gone international and we talk to Alexander Salatzkat, Head of CRM at Carl Zeiss Group and his developer Florian Piel, IT Consultant/Developer. Alex and Florian give us insight into how Admins and developers partner to build amazing apps. They have some really great tips around considering the end-user and the number of clicks that they have to do to accomplish what they are working on.
And even though we are across the pond, we still sneak in a great lightning round question- to be honest it’s a tough choice.
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