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Low-code platforms like OutSystems are transforming how complex software is built - especially in regulated industries like government, healthcare, and financial services. But success with low-code isn’t guaranteed just because the platform is powerful. The difference between a successful project and a stalled one often comes down to the implementation partner.

When you’re facing a high-stakes technology project - tight deadlines, legacy systems, and immovable compliance requirements - the margin for error is zero. But the challenge isn’t just the project itself. It’s choosing the right software partner to deliver it.

For organisations operating in regulated environments - government, healthcare, insurance, financial services - every new system must do more than just function. It has to meet strict requirements for privacy, data security, auditability and compliance. Historically, this has made custom software development in these sectors slow, expensive and fraught with risk. But that’s changing.

Low-code platforms are no longer a niche tool used for quick internal apps or one-off automations - they’re now powering mission-critical systems across government, financial services, and healthcare. Yet despite widespread adoption, many organisations still hesitate to embrace low-code, often because of outdated assumptions or misinformed comparisons.

Creating user stories can be time-consuming, especially when you're managing multiple features across complex projects. AI tools like ChatGPT and Copilot can dramatically accelerate this process, helping you generate comprehensive user stories in minutes rather than hours. In this guide, I'll show you exactly how to leverage these AI assistants to brainstorm and write effective user stories.

Embarking on a digital transformation journey can feel daunting—especially when faced with challenges such as performance concerns, regulatory compliance, security risks, and user adoption hurdles.

Can you really replace PowerPoint with Gamma? A self-professed PowerPoint afficionado, and Kiandra’s Head of Software Engineering, Cass Wallace shares her honest review.

Technology leaders often fear that the custom software they develop may suffer from poor performance once deployed. This fear is grounded in the potential consequences of sluggish, unresponsive, or unreliable software.

One of the biggest fears technology buyers face is overpaying for a solution from a software development company. It’s a valid concern—nobody wants to invest significant budget only to feel they didn’t get what they paid for.