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Mendix is a low-code application development platform that enables organizations to build, deploy, and manage enterprise applications faster with minimal hand-coding.

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Overview

Mendix is a low-code application development platform that enables organizations to build, deploy, and manage enterprise applications with minimal hand-coding. Founded in 2005 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, by Derek Roos and Derckjan Kruit, Mendix was created to bridge the gap between business and IT by providing a visual development environment that accelerates software delivery. The platform offers a model-driven development approach, drag-and-drop interface, and pre-built components that allow both professional developers and business users (citizen developers) to collaborate on application creation. Mendix provides a cloud-native platform that supports multi-cloud deployments, including public cloud, private cloud, and on-premises environments. Its offerings include Mendix Studio and Studio Pro for visual development, Mendix Runtime for application execution, and Mendix Cloud for hosting. The platform integrates with popular enterprise systems and supports DevOps practices, enabling continuous integration and delivery. Mendix is widely used across industries such as financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, and public sector to digitize processes, modernize legacy systems, and create customer-facing applications. In 2018, Mendix was acquired by Siemens AG and became part of Siemens Digital Industries Software, enhancing Siemens' industrial software portfolio with low-code capabilities. Since the acquisition, Mendix has continued to expand its platform with AI-assisted development, multi-experience capabilities, and industry-specific solutions. The company operates globally with offices in North America, Europe, and Asia, serving thousands of customers including many Fortune 500 companies. Mendix is recognized as a leader in the low-code development platform market, competing with platforms such as OutSystems, Microsoft Power Apps, and Salesforce Lightning.

History

Mendix was founded in 2005 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, by Derek Roos and Derckjan Kruit. The company emerged from the founders' vision to simplify application development by providing a visual, model-driven platform that could be used by both developers and business analysts. In its early years, Mendix focused on building a low-code platform that could accelerate the delivery of custom applications, particularly for enterprises seeking to modernize legacy systems and improve operational efficiency. By the early 2010s, Mendix had gained traction in the enterprise market, securing funding from venture capital firms and expanding its customer base across Europe and North America. The platform evolved to include cloud deployment options, mobile support, and integration capabilities with enterprise systems such as SAP and Salesforce. Mendix also built a partner ecosystem to extend its reach and provide implementation services. In 2018, Siemens AG acquired Mendix for a reported $600 million, integrating it into Siemens Digital Industries Software. This acquisition was part of Siemens' strategy to expand its industrial software portfolio and offer low-code capabilities to its customers in manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure. Under Siemens ownership, Mendix continued to innovate, adding AI-assisted development features, multi-experience capabilities, and industry-specific solutions. In 2020, Mendix launched Mendix 9, a major platform release that introduced enhanced AI capabilities, improved performance, and new features for citizen development. The company also expanded its cloud offerings, including Mendix Cloud and support for private cloud deployments. In 2021, Mendix introduced Mendix 10, further advancing its platform with new AI features, improved governance, and enhanced collaboration tools. Today, Mendix operates as a subsidiary of Siemens and serves thousands of customers worldwide, including many Fortune 500 companies. The platform is used across industries such as financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, and public sector to build a wide range of applications, from customer portals to internal process automation. Mendix remains a leader in the low-code market, competing with platforms like OutSystems, Microsoft Power Apps, and Salesforce Lightning.

  • 2021

    Mendix 10 platform released

  • 2020

    Mendix 9 platform released

  • 2018

    Acquired by Siemens AG

  • 2005

    Mendix founded in Rotterdam, Netherlands

Products and positioning

Mendix positions itself as a leading low-code platform for enterprise application development, enabling rapid delivery of business-critical applications with collaboration between IT and business users.

  • Mendix Studio

    Visual web-based development environment for business users

  • Mendix Studio Pro

    Desktop IDE for professional developers

  • Mendix Runtime

    Execution engine for Mendix applications

  • Mendix Cloud

    Cloud hosting service for Mendix applications

Recent events

  • Reported

    EvonSys and Mendix enter strategic partnership[2]

    EvonSys announced that it entered a strategic partnership with Mendix to collaborate on areas including helping businesses overcome constraints of legacy systems, respond to disruption, and improve workflows.

  • Mendix 9 goes live on Tencent Cloud[3]

    Mendix announced that its Mendix 9 low-code platform had recently gone live on Tencent Cloud, alongside an upgrade to version 9.6 in the Tencent edition of the development environment.

  • Mendix announces upgraded digital ecosystem[4]

    Mendix announced an upgraded digital ecosystem at Mendix World 2021, including new industry cloud capabilities and extensions to its platform such as App Services and a Solutions Platform.

  • Reported

    ABSYZ partners with Mendix[5]

    ABSYZ announced a partnership with Mendix to accelerate digital transformation and reduce time to value for its customers.

  • Siemens launches Xcelerator[6]

    Siemens announced the launch of Xcelerator, a portfolio integrating software, services and an application development platform that can be customized for customer and industry needs.

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