Interoperability and e-government services: An example
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There are many people who helped to make my years at the graduate school most valuable. First, I thank Prof. Dr. Selahattin KURU, my thesis supervisor. Having the opportunity to work with his during my master thesis was intellectually rewarding and fulfilling. I also would like to thank for his accaptance and patiance for me. I thank him for his insightful suggestions and expertise.Many thanks to Department Secretary Ms. Dikmen, who patiently answered my questions and problems on word processing. My special thanks go to Francois Nadeau and Zafer Erenel whose friendship I deeply value.The last words of thanks go to my family. I thank my parents, my son Tunç, my 2 years old daughter for their patience and encouragement. Lastly I thank my wife Fatoş , she was always nice to me, for her endless support through this long journey.
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Tutku Gövsa
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Tutku Gövsa (Master Thesis). Interoperability and e-government services: An example, 2009, Feyziye Schools Foundation Işık University.
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