OutSystems stories - Page 4

IT leaders see technical debt as a major threat to innovation, hindering companies' ability to rebuild and innovate post-COVID, a report by OutSystems reveals.

2021 will see more technical collaboration between business and IT, with diverse and open-minded developers driving business innovation.

75% of Forbes G2000 firms are expected to be software-powered by 2024, leading to an increased reliance on low-code tools.

Nearly one-quarter of businesses in Australia and New Zealand plan to adopt visual development tools in the next 18 months, according to a study by IDC.

OutSystems VP for ANZ Paul Arthur talks about the company's role in the region and the future of digital transformation.

Digital strategies and modern development technology are crucial for companies to thrive amidst unprecedented conditions, says report.

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

A new study by OutSystems and IDC reveals a surge in low-code platform adoption among Aussie businesses, with 59% already using them and 18% planning to.

The ACT Revenue Office, leveraging OutSystems, launched new portals reducing refund processing time by 90% and slashing paper and email use dramatically.

Optimation has helped the Medical Council of New Zealand build a system for managing doctor registration and certification in the country.

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.

OutSystems has honoured seven partners for their innovation in low-code technology, with Atos, Deloitte, and KPMG winning APAC Partner of the Year awards.

Digital disruption forces IT departments to prioritise rapid app development and agility as companies increasingly become software-centric, warns a new report.

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.