OutSystems, a global leader in AI-based low-code development platforms, has accelerated the digital transformation of Korean companies through AI-based low-code innovation.

OutSystems successfully concluded the 'OutSystems Korea Summit 2025' held at the Grand InterContinental Parnas in Samseong-dong, Seoul on the 20th.

This event, based on the main presentations from the global conference 'OutSystems ONE Conference' held in Lisbon, Portugal, received a great response by sharing examples of agentic AI, AI-based development, and low-code innovation with Korean customers and partners.

“It is meaningful that we can show through this summit that Korean companies are actively adopting AI and low-code to accelerate their digital transformation,” said Ahn Se-jun, CEO of OutSystems Korea. “Supporting sustainable growth for companies by increasing development efficiency and innovation speed while maintaining security, governance, and performance is OutSystems’ core competitiveness,” he emphasized.

Attendees gained practical insights into how AI-powered low-code platforms can help enterprises build, manage, and scale mission-critical applications and agents.Through the latest technology sessions, we confirmed AI-based development trends and practical application cases.

"Korea is one of the most innovative markets in the world, rapidly adopting new technologies," said Mark Weaser, Vice President of Asia Pacific at OutSystems. "The high participation rate demonstrates the strong demand for solutions that deliver speed, flexibility, and governance. OutSystems is addressing this need with our AI-powered low-code platform, accelerating enterprise innovation."

At this event, major domestic partners took the stage to share examples of low-code innovation.

Ecotree presented examples of how low-code is being used across industries to improve business efficiency and productivity, while Hanwha Systems shared its ERP modernization strategy for the SAP CleanCore era and its integration plan based on OutSystems.

Neuen presented a case study of building a decision-making dashboard that simplifies data visualization and reporting processes, while VNTG presented a case study of cost reduction and work efficiency improvement through the construction of a customized application that goes beyond the limitations of SaaS.

In addition, Osstem Implant, a global dental medical device manufacturer, presented a case study on 'Building an Integrated Global Sales/Service CRM Based on OutSystems' and shared its experience implementing a CRM system capable of integrated management of its sales network in 32 countries.

OutSystems continues to expand its ecosystem in Korea by collaborating with leading systems integration (SI) companies and enterprises across various industries, including manufacturing, finance, and communications.