OutSystems stories

OSDC may have wrapped up, but the event’s lasting legacy will continue to inspire developers for endless builds to come.>>

According to OutSystems CEO and founder Paulo Rosado, the company aims to break barriers in traditional software development.>>

App development is becoming less like billions of lines of code parading across monitors. Low-code and no-code are disrupting tradition - here's how to take advantage of them the right way.>>

The Outsystems Developer Conference (OSDC) 2021 event is coming on 17 & 18 November, promising something for every developer>>

There is a quote floating around the internet, supposedly from Bill Gates, that says: "I choose a lazy person to do a hard job because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it." >>

In this IT Jam, we speak with OutSystems vice president for A/NZ Paul Arthur, who is back for his second IT Jam. >>

“The combination of old code along with the new generation of mobile apps, stack applications, and SaaS sprawl are robbing organisations of resources, time, and the ability to innovate.">>

Pandemic business conditions will not last forever, and when the fight to the top begins in full-force in 2021, companies will have to ensure they are well-equipped to dominate the digital arena.>>

Digital innovation has always been a key to staying relevant and ahead of the pack. Enterprise developers are pushed to the brink, straining resources against business expectations and time constraints.>>

"It's only natural for enterprises in our region to gravitate towards the dramatic benefits of using visual development tools for building cloud-native applications.">>

In this IT Jam, we speak with OutSystems vice president for A/NZ Paul Arthur, who discusses the company's role in the A/NZ region, how things have changed for the company and the industry amid pandemic, and what he sees in the future of visual development and digital transformation.>>

Those who are best equipped to operate on a lean budget and those with the best tools will gain market share. Those who do not have their technology in order will be left fighting for crumbs, writes OutSystems vice president for APAC Mark Weaser.>>

The changes have been made to suit the companies partners including integrators, MSPs, ISVs, and solution providers.>>

Low-code platforms are gaining popularity in Australia at a rapid rate, according to a new study by OutSystems and IDC. In fact, 59% of organisations have recently adopted low-code platforms, and 18% plan on adopting low-code in the next 18 months.>>

The ACT Revenue Office equates to more than $2 billion a year in taxation revenue.>>

“We have seen a 50% reduction in the time taken to deliver functionality in low-code platforms, as opposed to doing it in a traditional way.”>>

These certifications demonstrate the level of commitment OutSystems has to ensuring the privacy and protection of its customers’ data in the cloud.>>

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.>>

Of the seven companies named in the OutSystems recent partner awards, three have a strong APAC presence.>>

The ability to identify and respond to digital innovation will determine if your company sinks or swims.>>

"IT and business professionals alike with little coding knowledge can use OutSystems to develop applications easily and within a short time span.">>

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.>>