Yemisi Izuora
iSON Technologies and OutSystems have announced a new strategic partnership focused on helping organizations in African and Middle Eastern regions achieve digital transformation faster. iSON Technologies, the leading IT player catering to the African and Middle Eastern markets will use the OutSystems low-code platform to accelerate digital transformation initiatives in the regions.
OutSystems combines the power of low-code development with advanced mobile capabilities, enabling visual development of entire application portfolios that easily integrate with existing systems. The partnership is aimed at empowering enterprises to quickly create and deliver effective, innovative and compelling enterprise-grade applications.
iSON Technologies is focussed in transforming large organizations. With OutSystems, it now has an in-house development solution for replacing existing legacy systems and developing additional functionality with a short time to market. The joint solution will enable organizations in telecoms, BFSI, Real-Estate, Oil and Gas, Manufacturing, Retail and other sectors to rapidly capitalize on market opportunities.
Speaking about the partnership, Akshay Grover, Chief Growth Officer said, “OutSystems is one of the most advanced low-code platform and it is consistently rated a leader by the analyst community. The partnership is a win – win with the sectors’ desire to come up to speed to cater to its customer’s needs. As we focus on digital transformation for organizations in the African and Middle Eastern regions, this partnership will empower us to deliver enterprise mobility solutions fast.”
Commenting on the partnership, Bob Wilson, VP of Global Channels and Alliances, OutSystems, said, “We are pleased to deliver these solutions in partnership with iSON, who has been at the forefront of digital transformation across Africa and the Middle East. With iSON on board, we gain a genuine partner with market-specific knowledge, allowing us to contribute to the innovative digital capacities of companies in these markets.”