Ranosys Technologies ties-up with Bikaner Technical University to skill tech graduates

Ransoys Technologies has signed an OutSystems education partnership with Bikaner Technical University (BTU). Under this partnership, Ransoys will skill students of BTU in Outsystems, one of the low-code app development platforms in the world.

A Singapore-based software development company, Ranosys Technologies have partnered with Bikaner Technical University (BTU) to skill students in OutSystems, one of the low-code app development platform in the world.

This platform aims to skill 10,000 tech-graduates who will be joining the professional developer community this year.

OutSystems is a leading platform to build mobile and web apps. It has helped many organisations to build enterprise-grade applications by offering solutions that can easily get integrated with the existing business systems.

This OutSystems education protocol will help BTU students in getting access to an integrated curriculum, professional guidance, and training material. It will also help them to get an affiliation with OutSystems clients and partners, which will help them to get jobs in the future, globally.

While speaking about the partnership, H.D.Charan, Vice-Chancellor, BTU, said that this tie-up will enhance the value and will mutually benefit both Ranosys and the University in the near future. This will help students to learn OutSystems best practices in the classroom and prepare them as a skilled employee.

“The OutSystems Education Program is a strategic, multi-year initiative where OutSystems works side by side with partners and customers to help provide free access to our technology to universities and schools. Currently, OutSystems works with more than 100 universities globally, including the University of Georgia, California State University," Gonçalo Gaiolas, Vice President, OutSystems, said.

"We are focused on expanding our footprint in the country, a key region for our overall growth. We are happy to partner with Ranosys to provide low-code training to students at BTU and hope to extend this partnership to many educational institutions in India," he added.

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