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Hogan Lovells' advised OutSystems in acquisition of Ionic

Hogan Lovells' advised OutSystems in acquisition of Ionic
Hogan Lovells provided support to OutSystems, a leader in high-performance application development in its acquisition of Ionic, one of the most popular platforms for creating mobile and desktop applications utilising web technologies.
IT leaders will have support in reimagining the processes through which mission-critical applications are developed, distributed, and maintained. With the help of OutSystems and Ionic, two platforms place a premium on quality, performance, security and scale.
The mobile UI toolkit Ionic Framework, the Capacitor tool for natively deploying web apps and Stencil, a tool chain for creating web component-based design systems, are a few of the well-known open-source items created by Ionic.
Business-critical applications may be created and deployed quickly with the help of the OutSystems high-performance low-code platform, available for technology leaders and developers.
Over 600,000 people in 87 different countries and representatives from 22 different industries make up the company's network.
Boston M&A partner Alex Aber led the Hogan Lovells team that represents Out Systems. It comprises of New York partners Adrienne Ellman and Counsel - Aafke Pronk and Associates from Boston and New York - Lexi Bender and Cedric Duquene.