Dataport.
Digital transformation. With a high level of security.
Secure IT infrastructures and services are the basis for digital sovereignty. Citizens and companies entrust sensitive data to the state and its administrative bodies on a daily basis. As an institution under public law, we help to protect this data.
We are an IT service provider for public administration and are committed to IT security without compromises. We test new technologies thoroughly and optimise them for use in public administration.
In collaboration with local authorities and state governments (Länder), we shape digital change in society. We develop innovative IT services which simplify administrative procedures for both public authorities and citizens.
We help make the digital transition a success.
Digital sovereignty describes the state’s ability to communicate and act digitally.
Dr. Johann Bizer
CEO of Dataport
No limits to digital change
We analyse digital change comprehensively and collaboratively for six Länder and one IT association for local authorities, and for both state and local administrations: a unique scope of services. As a public-law institution, we are a not-for-profit body and are able to concentrate on finding the best solution for each situation.
Award-winning employer
Collaboration is our strength. Our teams and projects are characterised by agile working methods. We want more: more ideas, more thinking outside the box, more visionaries, more meaning. A good working atmosphere is important to us. We pay attention to work-life balance and offer flexible working hours. We respect the principle of equal opportunity. 33% of our current management team are women, and we aim to increase this proportion.
Key statistics
owners
offices in federal states
women in management
employees
bn. euro expected turnoverEmbracing the digital future together
2004
Dataport is founded by state contract, merging the ICT service providers of the states of Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg.
2006
The states of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania (IT services for tax administration only) and Bremen join Dataport’s circle of owners.
2010
Lower Saxony becomes the fifth owner.
2012
The local authorities of Schleswig-Holstein, represented by their IT association, join Dataport’s circle of owners.
2014
Saxony-Anhalt signs the state contract, establishing its joint ownership on 1 January 2013.