IT service center Berlin
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| legal form | Institute of public right |
| founding | 2005 |
| Seat | Berlin |
| management | Marc Böttcher, come on. Board |
| Number of employees | 782 |
| sales | 203.3 million euros |
| Branch | IT services |
| Website | www.itdz-berlin.de |
| Status: 2018 | |
The IT Service Center Berlin (ITDZ Berlin) is the central IT service provider for the Berlin administration.
The ITDZ Berlin offers services in the field of data and telecommunications. This includes the operation of two computer centers (data centers) in a former air raid shelter, an almost 1000 km long fiber optic network via which the Berlin state network (administration intranet ) communicates, many procedures necessary for administrative work and IT infrastructure services. Telephony with around 100,000 participants is also part of the ITDZ Berlin's range of services.
It also offers services such as project support, tender support and security advice.
It is a subordinate institution of the Senate Department for Home Affairs and Sport. It was transferred by the State Office for Information Technology (LIT) to an institution under public law by law of November 30, 2004 . The main location is on Berliner Strasse in Berlin-Wilmersdorf .
The facility is financed from its own service provision.
organs
The executive bodies are the executive board and the administrative board. The board of directors of the ITDZ Berlin is appointed for five years by the administrative board.
The Berlin Senate appoints representatives from the finance and economics departments as well as from the central coordination office for IT matters as members of the board of directors. The Council of Mayors has two representatives.
tasks
The organization offers services in the field of voice and data communication, provision of procedures for administrative tasks, data protection and security concepts, implementation of tenders in compliance with SME-friendly procurement guidelines. It operates two data centers, a service center and a gigabit-capable MAN within Berlin.
Foundation and type of company
In 1969 the state of Berlin began to build up a comprehensive communication network in the authorities. In the same year the State Office for Electronic Data Processing (LED) was founded. In 1991 the two data centers in Berlin (East) and Berlin (West) merged to form a new service provider. The LED was renamed the State Office for Information Technology (LIT).
In 1998, the office went into operation under Section 26 of the State Budget Code (LHO) with the designation State Office for Information Technology (LIT). Since January 1, 2005, the former state company for information technology has been an institution under public law with the new name IT Service Center Berlin (ITDZ Berlin).
Important procedures
The facility operates the network structure and the servers for the POLIKS procedure of the Berlin police and for the electronic processing of loans for the Association of Berlin Public Libraries .
After the Berlin-wide authority dial-in "900-BerlinTelefon", a service center for the Berlin administration, was successfully introduced, Berlin became a model region for the nationwide citizen service number 115 . The authority number has been offered in regular operation since 2011. This service center is operated by the ITDZ Berlin.
Others
Since June 11, 2010 the ITDZ Berlin has been recognized as a family-conscious company. The certificate was awarded by the non-profit Hertie Foundation as part of the "berufundfamilie" audit at ITDZ Berlin. On February 24, 2012, the extension building with the Service Center 115, data center and printing center on the premises on Berliner Straße was opened by Interior Senator Frank Henkel .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Predecessor: 1969.
- ↑ Annual Report 2015. (PDF 1.5 MB) (No longer available online.) ITDZ, archived from the original on January 22, 2017 ; accessed on January 22, 2017 .