In the run-up to the Digital Manufacturing Strategies Summit our sponsor Outsystems has provided some content that you might find of interest. Please take a look at these pieces of content below.
ACM leads Industry 4.0 with agentic AI strategy while hitting 300% ROI.
As a global leader in manufacturing technology, AllianceCorp Manufacturing (ACM) needed to accelerate its digital transformation to stay ahead of Industry 4.0. However, a massive project backlog was straining its lean IT team. By adopting OutSystems, ACM now delivers five times more projects annually with the same team, resulting in a 300% ROI. View the full case study here >>
YESCO delivers governed field ops and agentic apps with OutSystems
YESCO is responsible for designing and manufacturing some of North
America’s most iconic displays, including the famous “Welcome to
Fabulous Las Vegas” sign.
A few years ago, the company adopted OutSystems to replace the soon
to-be-retired Adobe Flex® and standardize software development. View the full case study here >>
The Right Tool at Every Layer
Every enterprise AI stack has four layers. The question isn’t which tool to use — it’s which layer you’re actually buying.
L1 – Reasoning & Execution Claude, OpenAI, open-weight models — the leader changing every 18 months. Read the full article here >>
Build your agentic future with OutSystems: the agentic systems platform designed for the enterprise
OutSystems is your agentic systems platform for turning AI ambition into production-ready results. Accelerate growth, reduce operational friction, and deliver real enterprise impact with AI using an open platform for building,
orchestrating, and governing agentic systems. Because you’re not just trying to build agents-you are making your business agentic. View the full article here >>
Honda uses OutSystems as a business app dev platform to support company-wide DX
In 2018, Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry published a report stating that aging infrastructure and outdated legacy IT systems could lead to an annual economic loss of up to ¥12 trillion—the equivalent to ~$75 billion USD. Coined the “2025 Digital Cliff”, it results from a combination of Japanese companies’ dependence on legacy systems and the country’s severe talent shortage. View the full case study here >>
How Bosch built a digital factory and eliminated shadow IT
IAs one of the biggest names in engineering, Bosch has an equally large IT department. With over 11,000 collaborators, this unit delivers most of the company’s internal apps. However, the IT team worked with a limited budget, meaning requests with a higher return on investment would always jump to the top of the pile. This led to a problem: a few business units, tired of not having the solutions they needed, started developing applications without the support and supervision of central IT. View the full case study here >>
