The sole proprietorship aims to provide services in the field of information and communication technology (ICT) for public and private institutions, companies, and organizations both domestically and internationally. It supports its customers, particularly in the areas of e-commerce, digital transformation, process optimization, and automation. The company deals with the evaluation, conception, and definition of IT architectures, standards, and application guidelines, as well as the procurement, provision, and operation of computer and communication systems, software, and specialized applications. It offers services in the setup and maintenance of new and existing digitized processes, workplace, network, and data center infrastructures, and develops, operates, and maintains software solutions in the areas of e-commerce, digital marketplace, on-demand services, and other digital applications. Additionally, it ensures information, network, data, and operational security, leads and supports ICT and digitalization projects, conducts training and consulting in the field of information and communication technology, and develops technical, operational, and security-relevant concepts and guidelines. The sole proprietorship may engage third-party companies to provide its services, acquire, manage, and exploit intellectual property rights, invest in other companies, and conduct any business that is directly or indirectly related to its purpose or suitable to promote it. It can acquire, encumber, sell, and manage real estate both domestically and internationally, as well as provide financing for its own or third-party accounts and issue guarantees and bonds for third parties.