2013

Public-Sector Client Places Its Trust in HQ GmbH: Reference Project “Dein Ausbildungsportal” for the Greiz District

With the Greiz District, HQ GmbH implemented its first project for a public-sector client. A feasibility analysis for a regional vocational training portal was followed by the commission to technically develop the platform – together with several institutional partners.

Project at a Glance

  • Client: Greiz District
  • Project: “Dein Ausbildungsportal”
  • Project partners: Employment Agency, Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK), and Chamber of Crafts
  • Services provided by HQ GmbH: Feasibility analysis, concept development, development of proprietary search technology, and technical implementation of the portal

The search technology developed automatically crawls the websites of the participating institutions and centrally consolidates their vocational training and job offers in a shared portal. The aim of the project was to provide students, people interested in vocational training, and companies with a central access point for regional training and job opportunities.

On November 14, 2013, the portal [www.dein-ausbildungsportal.de](http://www.dein-ausbildungsportal.de) was officially launched as part of the 2013 Business Day of the Greiz District at the Vogtlandhalle Greiz. At the time of launch, more than 60 companies and institutions were already connected to the portal.

The launch was carried out jointly by District Administrator Martina Schweinsburg, Ralph Burghart (Employment Agency), Klaus Nützel (Chamber of Crafts), Albrecht Pitschel (Chamber of Industry and Commerce), as well as Dirk Goldhan and Mathias Goldhan (HQ GmbH).

The public presentation of the project was also covered journalistically by the Ostthüringer Zeitung (OTZ) (“Premiere with Demonstration Effect at the Business Day in Greiz, Marius Koity, November 14, 2013).

This reference project documents HQ GmbH’s experience in planning and technically implementing complex digitalization projects in the public sector. In particular, it demonstrates expertise in the development of powerful search technologies, the consolidation of distributed data sources, and cooperation with multiple public institutions within a joint project.