VIP Apps Consulting, a specialist business process and technology consultancy serving the financial services, lending and leasing sectors, is celebrating its 20th anniversary. Founded in 2006 by a team that previously worked together on Oracle’s specialist leasing and lending suite, the consultancy was established to help organisations bridge the gap between technology investment and lasting business transformation.
Over the last 20 years, VIP Apps Consulting has worked with organisations across the UK and internationally, helping clients optimise operations, improve processes and deliver successful technology programmes.
The firm’s origins lie in Oracle’s San Francisco and Reading offices, where its founding team developed specialist leasing and lending solutions. Recognising that many organisations required more than software implementation alone, they established VIP Apps Consulting to provide independent consulting expertise focused on achieving measurable business outcomes, driven with a unique process methodology.
Today, working across all the major AI & technology platforms, every consultant brings experience in lending, leasing, financial services or technology consulting, enabling the firm to combine industry knowledge with hands-on transformation expertise.
Alongside its client work, VIP Apps Consulting continues to invest in talent development through mentoring, training initiatives and community -programmes designed to support professional growth across the business.
“This is a significant milestone for the firm,” said Daypesh Patel, Managing Director of VIP Apps Consulting. “Over the past 20 years, we’ve helped organisations navigate business and technology change while building strong, long-term client relationships. We’re proud of how far we’ve come and excited about the next chapter of growth.”
As organisations continue to adapt to changing customer expectations, regulatory requirements and AI, VIP Apps Consulting remains focused on helping clients deliver sustainable and effective transformation programmes.
