Traditional Industry Meets Modern Tech: JK Cement Builds Smart App Future via OutSystems

Written By: Muskan Saini Published:

While in some sectors such as manufacturing, the development process of digitalization tends to be hampered by legacy software cycles. Diverging from such outdated software cycles, JK Cement Ltd., one of the leading manufacturers in India, has teamed up with OutSystems to incorporate its efficient low-code platform into its operations. 

In other words, the integration has entirely redefined the way in which the grey and white cement maker designs, launches, and manages its enterprise software applications. Rather than having to write hundreds of lines of code manually to upgrade systems, JK Cement will rely on the development process provided by OutSystems to create applications quickly. 

The overall objective of implementing the new technology is to streamline its scattered IT environment into a unified IT ecosystem that enables the company to develop responsive, high-visual mobile and desktop applications. 

More specifically, there are three main categories for which the manufacturer plans to adopt this new technology: sales management optimization, complex land asset management, and redesigning corporate partner loyalty programs.

With the new low-code solution, the firm will be reducing the “go-to-market” time significantly, making the IT division respond promptly to shifting business needs. As the system automatically takes care of all the backend database operations and scaling in the cloud, the developers can concentrate fully on creating more user-friendly interfaces for users and partners.

It marks not only a shift toward digitalization but also a long-awaited trend among manufacturing industries. Software development is no longer considered a slow administrative task but an important competitive advantage. 

Ditching old-fashioned IT infrastructure and embracing a swift centralized low-code engine, the company demonstrates that big manufacturing industries can be as agile as software startups. The rapid shift illustrates how upgrading old infrastructures can immediately bring about operational efficiency, thereby making room for sustainable digital-first industrial scale.

About the Author
Muskan Saini

<p><strong>Tech Journalist</strong></p> <p>Muskan is a journalist at Breaking Arc, where she covers stories that influence and inform the readers. Her work is rooted in accuracy, context, and a firm commitment to keeping opinion separate from fact. Her path into journalism began with a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication, where she built a strong foundation in reporting, media ethics, and the responsibility that comes with the written word. </p> <p>With over a year of experience across News18 and JK24x7, she's developed a sharp eye for detail and an unwavering commitment to truth. Her responsibilities ranged from covering fast-turnaround stories on tech launches and industry updates to learning the discipline of verifying every fact before it reached a reader. </p> <p>Today, at Breaking Arc, Muskan brings that same rigor to covering the technology beat, from business trends to tech innovation; she writes on a wide range of editorial niches with a focus on educating, empowering, and entertaining the audience.</p> <div class="h5">Areas of Coverage</div> <ul class="mb-5"> <li>Technology</li> <li>Artificial Intelligence</li> <li>Consumer Tech</li> <li>Cybersecurity</li> <li>Digital Platforms</li> <li>Software & Apps</li> </ul> <div class="h5">Editorial Standards</div> <p>Muskan follows Breaking Arc’s editorial standards by prioritizing: </p> <ul class="mb-5"> <li>Fact-based and source-backed reporting</li> <li>Independent verification of information</li> <li>Reliance on primary and authoritative sources</li> <li>Timely updates and corrections when required</li> <li>Clear distinction between news, analysis, and opinion</li> </ul> <div class="h5">Language</div> <ul class="mb-5"> <li>English</li> <li>Hindi</li> </ul>

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