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2014 | Economics and Business Communication Challenges : International Week | 119--137
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Evaluation of E-government Interoperability Issues from the Perspective of ICT Infrastructures: The Case of Turkey

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Each government focuses oil achieving high effectiveness in its provision of services to its citizens and also exchange information between its departments and institutions in short time and in an easy way. ICT is being used in a larger way by big business, and companies that seek profit, to keep in touch with their clients and customers on one hand, and other business associates in the other one, giving huge enhancements in terms of convenience and services. Now, the main point for the government is to get the best results out of ICT in the public sector, while keeping all the potential pitfalls away from happening. The e-government paradigm is aimed to sustain internal networking and assist external partnership. It is fundamental for e-government policy makers to appraise the demand of citizens for e-government services, because this will serve as an indicator which can direct deployment and implementation of electronic services. As a result this situation is expected to have an indirect effect on the acceptance and diffusion of those information systems. To establish and implement a workable e-government, all possible and relevant stakeholders' systems need to be interconnected in such a way that the hardware, software and data are interoperable. Thus, interoperability is the key to information exchange and sharing among the heterogeneous systems. In this study, e-government studies in Turkey have been observed and analyzed from interoperability and ICT perspectives. To move e-government application for overall Turkey, there might be some problems to use and integrate current applications of public institutions. (original abstract)
Twórcy
  • Istanbul University, Turkey
  • Istanbul University, Turkey
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