Investing in a sound digital foundation and skill sets will be table stakes as more disruptive technologies such as AI and societal initiatives like sustainability demand even more expertise and agility from IT teams. As organizations work diligently on digital transformation, they have identified key business outcomes needed to achieve improvements and drive their business forward. These outcomes include improved business agility, customer satisfaction, operational efficiency, and cost savings. Surprisingly, an IDC study found that 54% of organizations are still building digital capabilities to reach these goals.₁ Organizations need to shift their focus, funds, and resources from day-to-day tactical operations to driving strategic business outcomes to meet the goals of the business. Download this spotlight from IDC to learn how to: 1. Future of Digital Infrastructure Sentiment Study, June 2023

According to IDC’s research, 77% of enterprises say digital infrastructure is critical to achieving business goals over the next two years.₁ To achieve the right infrastructure, 63.7% of enterprises will commit resources, skills, and development efforts across one or more clouds.₂ Success will require that IT teams build a strategy spanning all deployment models and aligned with targeted business priorities. At the same time, enterprises must stay focused on delivering value from their IT investments, while managing costs and security concerns. Download this spotlight from IDC to learn about: 1. Future of Digital Infrastructure Sentiment Study, June 2023 2. IDC’s Future Enterprise Resiliency and Spending Survey, Wave 6, June 2022

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: 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.