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January 2nd, 2024

DSR’s "Code With Us" project enables B.C. Gov and Hyperledger AnonCreds users to issue privacy-preserving anonymous credentials and verifiable credentials.

June 2nd, 2023

DSR Corporation is continuing its partnership with the Government of British Columbia (CAN) to develop Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) solutions. The B.C. Government is a pioneer in the early adoption and usage of SSI – a lifetime, portable identity built on decentralized systems, like blockchain, which puts the user in charge of their own digital identity. Previously, the B.C. Government chose DSR to complete three separate projects involving the continuous development and enhancement of their Self-Sovereign Identity platform. The goal of these three previous bids was to modernize components of their platform for easier use and maintenance. The specific opportunities consisted of upgrading the Indy Test automation repository and VON Network to use Indy VDR and implementing a version of the Indy CLI based on the Hyperledger Indy and Aries shared components.

October 21st, 2021

FCNT LIMITED (HQ: Yamato City, Kanagawa Pref. President and CEO Katsumi Takada, hereinafter referred to as FCNT) and DSR Corporation (HQ: Denver, Colorado, US CEO Anatoli Pechkov, hereinafter referred to as DSR) settled the Strategic Partnership Agreement for AI solutions in the edge-computing market, which FCNT will begin to promote during the 2021 fiscal year.

August 26th, 2021

During the 2020-21 academic year, our company adopted a fully-remote approach to our training courses, due to the limitations imposed by the pandemic. Despite abandoning the traditional offline studying process, DSR’s training center registered an all-time high number of applications. The most popular course was QA School. DSR’s QA School provides an opportunity for anyone, regardless of degree or previous engineering experience, to become a QA engineer under the guidance of DSR’s skilled instructors.

May 12th, 2020

Due to the pandemic situation, DSR Corporation took the entrance testing for our annual Practical Training program online. More than 200 students registered for entrance into our training program, which will be taught online this year by DSR’s experienced software engineers. The number of students who took the entrance exam this year was almost double that of last year.

October 28th, 2019

DSR was proud to support the 2019 Russian Internet Forum, one of the major IT events in Russia, with over 5000 registered attendees this year. The forum agenda addressed such topics as blockchain usage in everyday life, starting you career in IT, mobile development, UX/UI development, and other areas of expertise from 110 speakers. DSR Corporation was on the RIF program committee for the first time this year. Four of the company’s employees shared their extensive experience as speakers in the following areas: Blockchain and self-sovereign identity, IoT QA automation, and starting a successful career in IT.

October 25th, 2019

For eight years running, DSR Corporation and Voronezh State University have partnered to provide free training for future programmers and experienced developers who want to grow their skill set and knowledge base. Under the guidance of hardened IT veterans from DSR, anyone can establish a solid theoretical basis in C, grow their knowledge of Java applications, delve into the world of C++, master world-class QA practices, and gain exciting, practical knowledge of cutting-edge IoT and embedded systems technologies.

October 22nd, 2019

Home automation is a cutting-edge solution to make our houses more comfortable, energy-efficient, and secure. The global smart home market is forecast to grow to 53.45 billion U.S. dollars by 2022 and one of the key drivers of home automation adoption is easy-to-install and easy-to-use solutions like UK-based Wondrwall.

December 7th, 2017

DSR published its Stylish iOS library to open source. Stylish makes it easier to customize styles and visual elements for iOS apps and saves time on app development.

March 23rd, 2016

Nowadays most people have heard about hybrid mobile app frameworks and their advantages. There are so many of them and each promises everything you dreamed about for a cross-platform mobile applications development. The idea is nice and simple: hosting a web application inside of the user’s smartphone or tablet with the ability to have a single codebase, involve web developers, reduce costs, decrease time-to-market, and so on. However, we can see that most of the mobile applications are still native and platform specific. Why is that? Experienced developers (especially those who had a really hard time working with early hybrid applications) may notice that the real life cross-platform mobile app development process is far from perfect to make it a standard. DSR Corporation team has rich experience in PhoneGap application development and knows all (or almost all) pros and cons of this technology. In this blog we aim to summarize our experience and share the risks that should be considered when using a hybrid mobile app frameworks.