Looking back on it now, skybow was one of the best experiences of my life. I am so proud that, as Director of Product Technology, I could lead and decisively influence today\u2019s leading and most complete low-code\/no-code platform for the development of business apps on top of SharePoint. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

This was groundbreaking work. skybow was the first to offer an integrated app-building SaaS platform inside the SharePoint Online interface. It was the first to offer seamless integration between UI, processes, reporting, and document generation, and full lifecycle management for business apps. We were the first to offer full support for building business apps on top of the SharePoint modern interface. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

That was all a lot of work, but it was good work. It was the kind of work that belongs in the \u201cOne day I will tell my grandchildren about this\u201d category.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

With the restructuring and its increased focus on the European and especially DACH and BENELUX markets, skybow will do well, and will continue to thrive. As for me, I felt that my work there had come to an end, and that it was the right time to take the next step. I will for sure stay in contact with skybow and recommend their technology whenever and wherever I can \u2013 the relations I have with skybow people go well beyond business – yesterday, when I returned home from the Microsoft Network Conference, there was a bottle of Moi Primitivo Di Manduria<\/em> red wine waiting for me, sent by my dear skybow friends, accompanied with a skybow veteran<\/em> pen. I think I spent a good quarter of an hour just looking at it. Those of you who have dealt with skybow over the past few years will know that this is the wine we always used as an example in our demos. It was such a nice touch by my former colleagues, and I am very, very thankful for the past three and a half years. <\/p>\n\n\n\n