Low-code development platforms are taking an important place in the model-driven engineering ecosystem, raising new challenges, among which transparent e ciency or scalability. Indeed, the increasing size of models leads to di culties in interacting with them e ciently. To tackle this scalability issue, some tools are built upon speci c computational strategies exploiting reactivity, or parallelism. However, their performances may vary depending on the speci c nature of their usage. Choosing the most suitable computational strategy for a given usage is a di cult task which should be automated. Besides, the most e cient solutions may be obtained by the use of several strategies at the same time. is paper motivates the need for a transparent multi-strategy execution mode for model-management operations. We present an overview of the di erent computational strategies used in the model-driven engineering ecosystem, and use a running example to introduce the bene ts of mixing strategies for performing a single computation. is example helps us present our design ideas for a multi-strategy model-management system. e code-related and DevOps challenges that emerged from this analysis are also presented. CCS CONCEPTS •So ware and its engineering →So ware creation and management; •Computing methodologies →Parallel algorithms;