OutSystems stories
Digital disruption forces IT departments to prioritise rapid app development and agility as companies increasingly become software-centric, warns a new report.
OutSystems announced demand for its low-code development platform has soared, causing massive growth in their ecosystem of partners and developers.
OutSystems announced that it has added new artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities to its leading low-code development platform.
The Boncode and OutSystems alliance aims to help organisations to build fast and feel comfortable that the work they're delivering is at peak quality levels.
OutSystems has honoured seven partners for their innovation in low-code technology, with Atos, Deloitte, and KPMG winning APAC Partner of the Year awards.
Companies embracing low-code development platforms, such as OutSystems, can accelerate application deployment, cut labour costs, and strengthen security.
Low-code platforms allow nimble organisations to take an idea from innovation to commercialisation very quickly.
The availability of a variety of cloud application development services is reducing the complexity of delivering applications.
Digital transformation has been cited as the reason why half of the companies on the Fortune 500 have failed since 2000 - this report explains why.
Digital transformation is one of the most critical issues for organisations today, skyrocketing demand for application development to a crisis point.
Solutions in this new category provide application development, deployment and execution in the cloud using a low-code or no-code approach.
Atos harnesses low-code tech by OutSystems to revolutionize navy coordination, meeting stringent global navy security demands.
OutSystems revolutionises app creation, enabling any developer to build secure, enterprise-level mobile applications with ease.
OutSystems boosts APAC expansion, inaugurating a new Sydney office to propel ANZ's digital transformation and support local clientele.
45% of the companies surveyed from the Asia-Pacific region with more than 5,000 employees intend to build at least 25 apps in 2017.
Organisations globally are turning to DevOps to address the increasing pressure to deliver higher quality apps within a shorter period of time.
