DPC Consulting Kft

Banks, telecoms operators and large enterprises in Hungary and abroad use DPC Consulting Kft for software design, identity systems, banking platforms and cloud work, and developers attend its training bootcamps in several countries. The firm describes itself as a fusion of minds, and its work runs from Java-based enterprise systems to identity work and banking technology.

Enterprise Java and modular systems for large clients

Custom software design and development is built on the Java and enterprise world, where the firm uses the standard JavaEE stack or Spring, and OSGi-based modular solutions. It also works with enterprise service buses and service-oriented architecture, using Oracle or Fuse products, and it uses NoSQL databases such as MongoDB and Cassandra. Newer languages for the Java virtual machine, such as Scala, are part of its toolkit. The firm says it selects the solution for each problem and each client from this experience.

Banking and instant payments platforms

The firm builds banking back-end systems on the BaaSFlow Kenu platform and has built loan management modules for Apache Fineract, where it holds a partner role. It also licenses an Instant Payments test kit, which can be deployed on site or in the cloud. A separate integration connects the Mojaloop payments framework with Mifos, which the firm lists among its other work.

Identity and access management with ForgeRock and Ping

Identity and access management projects make up a distinct line of work. The firm resells ForgeRock and works as a partner of Ping Identity, and its experience in this area covers the systems that control who can reach which applications. The firm also built a client connector for a Hungarian government identity project, which shows the firm working with public-sector identity systems.

Developer bootcamps and training

Training is a separate part of the business. The firm runs developer bootcamps in Hungary and worldwide, most often in the United States, the United Kingdom, Norway, Greece and Turkey, and also in Sweden, Russia, Finland, Ireland and the Balkans. Its training includes a Java academy aimed at junior developers, built for GE Healthcare. Trainees and clients include Statoil Norway, Vodafone Greece, Tofas, GarantiBank, EPAM Systems Budapest, Lufthansa Systems, T-Mobile, the European Commission and most of the banks in Hungary.

Support for runtime systems from app servers to serverless

The consultancy side places architects and specialists at the disposal of clients who need help choosing solutions across most fields of enterprise software. It also supports runtime systems ranging from classic application servers to Spring Boot and serverless setups, helping development and maintenance teams with their daily work. Its cloud engineering covers work on Amazon's cloud, along with APIs and infrastructure defined as code.