The Vukovar company Code Consulting was proclaimed the best small company this year in Croatia, the winner of the Golden Kuna from the Croatian Chamber of Commerce (HGK). They remain unprecedented in developing advanced IT solutions.
As Sergej Novosel Vuckovic/Poslovni Dnevnik writes on the 21st of December, 2018, one of the 500 fastest growing technology companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, according to Deloitte’s criteria, one Vukovar company stood out, and as it was voted as the best small company by the Croatian Chamber of Commerce, it was recently awarded the prestigious Golden Kuna (Zlatna Kuna) award.
The Vukovar company in question is Code Consulting which deals with software development and mobile applications (apps). Despite the fact that that in terms of growth, this company ”exploded” by 545 percent and now also has the primacy in the category of small Croatian companies, its founder and director Saša Solomon doesn’t seem to be all that phased.
“I don’t consider that as a crown of work, but more like recognition that we do what we do well, and that we’re going in the right direction, we aren’t bothered about lists and prizes, but we’re delighted to be recognised by the big players. We’re still too young to be given a crown,” said Salamon.
Salamon is a young entrepreneur whose personal profile on the Code Consulting website says that his the favourite book is the classic Little Prince and his favourite fim is the Matrix. In addition, he has more than fifteen years of experience in software development and system administration under his belt, and he continues to get excited by all new technologies and challenges. Code Consulting was founded in Vukovar, which is otherwise Salamon’s hometown, back in 2012. Salamon brought the company up to the status of a desirable and trusted partner working for the American market, where it mainly exports its program products.
The slogan for this Vukovar company is Let the computer do the job, which means that they are running technologically advanced solutions, just by applying the knowledge of people in Vukovar.
“We cover all stages of development, from planning and technical design with the client, UI/UX design, development, testing, and infrastructure, so that we can provide a full service to our customers, but I don’t think we are specialists for a specific area, we mostly work on big, long-term projects, projects which are somehow related to medicine and regulated software, but we’re not exclusive. What works well for us is to work on smaller projects for a long time, with customers who have a vision and are ready to accept suggestions and criticisms.
We’re usually their extended team and we’re involved in making technical decisions and consulting on ways of getting things done, team organisation, everything,” explained Salamon when talking about the work methodology within this Vukovar company, which cooperates mainly with clients over in America.
The list this company cooperates with includes, among others, Varian Medical Systems, the world’s leading manufacturer of medical devices and cancer treatment software, Glocco, which develops modern anti-diabetes solutions, then the University of California in San Diego.
When asked about the company’s earnings and whether or not it continues to grow, Salamon doesn’t mention the actual figures, but notes that he’s satisfied with the rate of growth. It’s going at its own pace, revenue increases year after year, but growth itself is a bit slow because they are somewhat limited by the number of people who can work in the team.
According to the Poslovna.hr portal, this computer consultancy business had revenues of 11,693,874 kuna last year, and it has been operating with a profit over the last two years (in 2017, revenues amounted to 2.99 million kuna), which is on a very steady upward path.
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Click here for the original article by Sergej Novosel Vuckovic for Poslovni Dnevnik
