OutSystems is the only vendor to be named both a Magic Quadrant Leader and Customers’ Choice in Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms
OutSystems, a global leader in modern application development platforms, has been recognised by customers and industry analysts in the Enterprise Application Platforms space for what OutSystems believes is its exceptional ability to help organisations innovate through the power of software – meeting their growing need to build mission-critical applications.
OutSystems has been named a Leader in the 2021 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms, positioned highest in the Ability to Execute axis. This marks the fifth consecutive year of the modern application platform’s position as a Leader in the Enterprise Low-Code and Application Platform-as-a-Service Magic Quadrant reports. The OutSystems platform scored highest in the Custom Business Applications use case in the 2021 Gartner® Critical Capabilities™ for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms. In addition, OutSystems received a 2021 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice distinction for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms by its customers.
Based on the continued support by customers around the world, OutSystems continues to define the standard for modern enterprise application development platforms, offering developers AI-augmented development that can deliver productivity gains and the ability to build serious applications fast, right and for the future. Unlike other solutions in this market, OutSystems spans far beyond low-code, offering the agility, security, scalability and reliability needed for enterprise-grade applications with a unique platform design to maximise productivity across the full SLDC.
“With OutSystems we’ve revolutionised the way technology is developed at Lendr. It has had a tremendous impact on the digital experiences we provide to customers and employees alike,” said Nick Mates, Project Coordinator and Tech Lead, Lendr. “The modular approach that OutSystems provides means we can develop microservices quickly, and reuse them between apps. It’s much easier to build a solid architecture than in traditional development environments.”
“It’s an honour to see the massive productivity and creativity gains that our customers experience when their ambitious teams get to work with the right platform. It’s all about saying ‘yes’ to what’s possible,” said Paulo Rosado, CEO and Founder of OutSystems. “OutSystems introduced the market to low-code development, and its evolution is what we’re seeing transform businesses around the world today. We’re constantly evolving our platform to enable continuous customer results, with a focus on serious productivity for development teams building serious apps. Being recognised by our customers and influential analysts further validates that we are helping companies innovate with success through software.”
OutSystems is a modern, AI-powered application platform enabling organisations to build a broad portfolio of applications fast, right and for the future. Every aspect of OutSystems is designed from the ground up to help professional developers build complete, compelling software solutions faster than ever before. Leveraging advanced AI-powered tools for nearly every function across the platform, OutSystems helps customers tackle strategic challenges such as application modernisation, workplace innovation, business process automation, and customer experience transformation, as well as ensures solutions are secure, resilient, cloud-ready, and built to scale. Setting OutSystems further apart is its ability to enable applications to quickly and easily adapt to the changing needs of even the most dynamic business.
Read a complimentary copy of the 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms or the 2021 Gartner Peer Insights Customers’ Choice for Enterprise Low-Code Application Platforms.
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