So that your project doesn’t start from scratch
DMG Engines are tried and tested processes, decision frameworks and implementation modules – developed in real enterprise projects since 2006 and optimized for success.
What our customers experience
What our customers say most often after projects with DMG: DMG addressed problems before we had them. Things that we knew and feared from previous projects – they just didn’t happen.
This is no coincidence.
It is the result of processes, decision frameworks and implementation modules that have been developed and optimized for success in real enterprise projects since 2006.
A DMG Engine brings this knowledge to your project from day one – in the way we structure it, the questions we ask and when, and how we involve everyone involved so that the project picks up speed instead of getting bogged down in coordination loops.
Your project remains individual – your business goals, your IT landscape, your users. What changes is the speed at which it progresses. Because DMG has already answered the questions that took other projects months to answer.
Where other projects lose time –
and why yours doesn’t have to
Stakeholders who support the project instead of slowing it down
In every large company, IT, legal and other specialist departments have legitimate questions. An engine provides tried-and-tested ways of answering these questions early on and in a structured manner – so that everyone involved supports the project from the outset and the business objective does not fail due to internal coordination.
Decisions that endure internally
Scope definition, make-or-buy, module prioritization – these are the decisions that make projects internally justifiable or cause them to fail. DMG Engines provide decision frameworks that have been tried and tested in real projects – so that your project starts ready for decision-making and the business objective does not fail before the first line of implementation.
Implementation that does not start from scratch
Integration approaches, security concepts, role models – these are questions that every enterprise project asks and that are answered anew each time. An engine already has these answers – so that the focus remains on the business objective rather than on what lies beneath it.
Go-lives that really work
A technically flawless system that is not used after the first day has missed its business target. An engine comes with proven implementation processes that ensure that users, IT and business are all on board – before the go-live, not after.
Operation that will not become a new construction site
What happens after the go-live is often already decided in the architecture. An engine comes with structures that have been considered from the outset – so that new requirements are incorporated in a structured way and operation does not jeopardize the business objective but secures it in the long term.
What the engine brings and what remains individual
An engine is not a finished product. It is a proven framework that is customized for each project.
What the engine brings to the table:
Proven processes for stakeholder involvement and go-live – Decision frameworks for conception, prioritization and make-or-buy – Proven implementation modules from real enterprise projects – Security and operational concepts that all relevant stakeholders accept.
What remains individual:
Your business objectives and technical logic – Your specific integrations and IT landscape – Your users and their requirements – Your priorities and roadmap.
Technical depth
that supports business goals
At DMG, the people who make technical decisions also take responsibility for them later on. Architectures are created that are sustainable in the long term. The tech stack follows what the project needs to achieve its goals efficiently – not what is currently fashionable.
The five DMG Engines
Customer Portal Engine
For customer, partner and service portals in large companies. Proven processes and implementation modules for external access, self-service and enterprise integration.
→ To the customer portal engine
AI Integration Engine
For the productive use of AI in existing applications and departmental systems. With a built-in governance and operating model that all relevant stakeholders accept.
→ To the AI Integration Engine
DXP Engine
For digital customer experiences that are globally consistent and locally adaptable. Scalable foundation for HQ and local markets simultaneously.
→ To the DXP Engine
Datahub Engine
For a central data basis that combines sources and enables self-service. Basis for reporting, analytics and AI projects.
→ To the Datahub Engine
Predictive Intelligence Engine
For early and comprehensible forecasts in planning and capacity management. Combines external and internal data to create reliable forecasts.
→ To the Predictive Intelligence Engine
Which engine suits your project
DNot every engine is the right choice for every project. DMG clarifies which is best suited to your use case, your IT landscape and your business objectives in the conception phase – before an engine is used.
This is part of our way of working: we recommend what will really advance your project. Not what is easiest to sell.
→ How DMG brings projects to decision-making maturity
20+ years of market experience | 200+ successful projects | 4 locations
Which engine will take your project the furthest?
This depends on the use case, the IT landscape and the business objectives. DMG clarifies this in an initial discussion – concretely, without sales pressure.
Till Neitzke – GF
by email to tillneitzke@thisisdmg.com or via LinkedIN