Engineering & Tech Stack
Technical decisions are good if they achieve business goals – not if they are technically elegant.
Technology is not an end in itself. Every architecture decision, every integration choice, every tech stack used follows a question:
Will this get you where you want to go?
The principle
We own the business goals of our customers.
This changes how we make technical decisions – not just for the go-live, but for years to come.
Other service providers deliver optimized for the project completion.
DMG optimizes for the result that comes afterwards – whether that is a stable portal infrastructure, an AI system that is used productively or a data platform on which decisions are based that drive the company forward.
Technology is the means.
The business result is the benchmark.
Three principles that guide every technical decision
Architecture follows the goal – not the trend
New solutions are developed in such a way that they achieve the business objective today and can be expanded tomorrow. No over-engineering that burdens budgets. No shortcuts that block later goals. The right architecture is the one that gets the project the furthest – not the most technically interesting.
What this means for our customers: solutions that grow with the company’s goals – without having to start from scratch every time.
Integration that protects existing systems instead of destabilizing them
Business objectives often fail not because of the new solution but because it disrupts existing processes. DMG connects SAP, CRM, ERP and other core systems via defined interfaces – stable, documented, without interfering with ongoing processes. Security and role models are defined early on with IT so that the solution is accepted internally.
What this means for our customers: The business objective is achieved without the IT landscape becoming a risk.
We take responsibility for the result – not just the delivery
DMG can take over the complete operation on request. This means that operational issues do not only arise after the go-live, but are considered in the design right from the start. An AI system that is no longer used after three months has failed to achieve its business objective – regardless of whether it is technically flawless.
What this means for our customers: The project is only successful when the business result is achieved – not when the code is deployed.
DMG is where the best developers are – not where the German labor market allows.
Locations in Hanover, Bangkok and Da Nang are not an outsourcing model but a quality model. Remote-first and international locations enable seniority that would not be available or affordable with other providers of this size.
The result: experienced developers and architects who take responsibility for business goals – in every project.
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Technologies
DMG is technology-agnostic – the choice of technology follows the business objective, not what is the current trend. Especially in the AI sector, technologies are developing rapidly – we use what is productive today and remains maintainable tomorrow.
Frontend & Experience React – Next.js – Vue.js – TypeScript
Backend & Integration Node.js – Python – PHP – Serverless – Edge
AI MCP – LLM Integration – Agent Orchestration – N8N – LangChain
CMS & DXP Headless CMS – Composable DXP – Contentful – Strapi – Ibexa – WordPress – Adobe Experience Manager
Enterprise Integration SAP – Salesforce – Microsoft Dynamics – API Management (Kong / Apigee)
Cloud & Infrastructure AWS – Azure – Google Cloud – Kubernetes – Docker
DevOps & Operations GitHub Actions – Grafana – Terraform – MLOps
20+ years of market experience | 200+ successful projects | 4 locations
DMG Engines as the technical basis
DMG Engines bundle proven architecture decisions and integration patterns that support the same business goals in enterprise projects over and over again – faster implementation, stable integration, long-term operation. They reduce risk because critical questions do not have to be answered anew for every project.
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