Mazda Powers Legacy Migration with OutSystems to Save Millions

Motoring giant Mazda’s existing Java framework was reaching ‘end-of-life’ and they feared they were about to drive off a digital cliff… with 500 legacy systems to migrate and an anticipated multi-million-pound redevelopment cost, Mazda sought an innovative and cost-effective solution to navigate their DevOps transformation.

Enter OutSystems. Seiichi Shinagawa, Technical Leader, IT Department at Mazda explained “We selected OutSystems because of its complete feature set, including visual design and assembly, high productivity for developers, high [integration] compatibility with existing systems, support for mobile apps, and the ability to deliver refined user experiences”

It proved a wise decision. Leveraging OutSystems, Mazda revitalized its core systems spanning car manufacturing, distribution, and back-office operations. The results were striking. Development efficiency soared, simple applications were delivered up to five times faster and complex apps were delivered twice as fast. Additionally, software quality was enhanced and the number of bugs were minimized.

In this detailed case study, you'll delve into how OutSystems empowered Mazda to execute a seamless migration and achieve remarkable outcomes:

75% saving on legacy migration.
500 legacy apps migrated
4x productivity increase for development

Read the complete case study to uncover how OutSystems propelled Mazda down the road to success, and how your manufacturing organization could replicate similar transformative benefits.

Read the Case Study

Your company email address

Opt In?

Berne Media may store and process my information. For details, see the Privacy Notice.
By submitting this form you consent to the processing of your personal data by OutSystems as described in our Terms and our Privacy Statement.
By clicking submit, you consent to allow Do iT Lean to store and process the information submitted to provide you the content requested. They are subject to Do iT Lean's Privacy Policy.

Please complete all required fields to access the content!

How Possible Happens - filling the value void

The digital transformation journey is fraught with challenges, from aligning technology with business goals to overcoming cultural resistance. Many organisations struggle to unlock the full potential of AI, leading to stagnation and competitive disadvantage. This ebook offers a comprehensive guide to bridging the 'value void' with technology-driven productivity. Authored by Dr. Chris Brauer, Director of Innovation at Goldsmiths, University of London, and featuring insights from over 3,600 global industry leaders, this ebook is a trusted resource for strategic digital transformation. In this ebook, you'll learn how to:

Enterprise Horizons 2024 Technology Leaders’ Priorities on Their Digital Business Journey

The fast-paced world of technological innovation and the increased reliance on digital resources are making it more critical than ever for businesses to have a robust network infrastructure. Yet, many companies are finding their current networks ill-equipped to handle these growing demands, especially when it comes to implementing large-scale AI projects. This report delves into the essential elements of a network infrastructure that is future-ready and capable of supporting the rapid growth of data and AI applications. IDC's Technology Leaders Survey 2024 of 650 respondents informs much of this report, providing insights into the challenges and priorities influencing global technology leaders in their quest for digital maturity. In this report, you'll discover:

Discover how Smart Substations are driving the Digital Grid with Edge Computing and AI

The digital grid leverages connectivity to unite energy consumers and producers, enabling bidirectional energy transmission. Digitalizing and virtualizing substations have become critical in grid investments, driven by advances in edge computing, AI, IT/OT integration, advanced distribution protection, and software-defined assets.