A phase-by-phase plan for moving apps from OutSystems or Power Platform to Mendix. There is no automated converter between low-code platforms, so this is a disciplined rebuild – decide, inventory, re-architect, rebuild from a pilot, and cut over with a rollback ready.
A phase-by-phase plan for surfacing Siemens Teamcenter PLM data to the business with Mendix: decide what to surface and to whom, learn both the data model and the process, connect with the certified Teamcenter Connector, build the app or widget, then govern it as both platforms evolve.
A phase-by-phase execution guide for taking enterprise AI from pilot to production on Mendix – how to frame a use case worth doing, pick the right tool on the Siemens stack, set the guardrails, build it into a governed app, and prove the value.
How to scale app delivery without losing control: a practical game plan for a Mendix Center of Excellence run by IT and built, in part, by your own domain experts. Who to recruit, how to train and enable them, the guardrails that keep it safe, and how to prove the ROI.
The execution companion to our What’s New in Mendix 11 guide: a phase-by-phase plan to move from Mendix 9 or 10 to 11.12 LTS – a readiness assessment, the LTS step-path, the React and Java 21 decisions, a test-and-cutover runbook, and a rollback plan.
A practical framework for deciding whether to build, buy, or build with low-code – score each capability on how differentiating it is and how often it changes, weigh the full cost of ownership, and make the honest call instead of the default one.
The Mendix 11 front end: the default React client and Atlas 4, the iframe-free Embedded Client, upgraded Data Grid 2 and Gallery, new widgets and primitive page parameters – plus PWA-first mobile with offline-first data at GA.
Mendix 11 turns Maia from an assistant into an app generator – Maia Make and Maia Plan, the Agents Kit and MCP in both directions, and a production-ready GenAI stack for the apps you ship.
Mendix 11’s data and integration toolkit: OQL as a full query language with view entities, optimistic locking, richer REST and OData, the External Database Connector, Data Transformers, and Change Data Capture to data lakes.
Everyday logic and process modeling in Mendix 11: a smoother microflow and nanoflow editor, return-value mapping, richer OQL and XPath – plus BPMN boundary and notification events, workflow groups, and AI agents as workflow steps.
