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In the information era, it is more crucial than ever to use big data effectively in order to increase the efficiency, accountability, and openness of electronic government (e-Government). This essay investigates the revolutionary potential of big data-driven e-Government in altering societal behavioral patterns in Turkey. We aim to provide examples of how e-Government may employ these technologies to improve public services, inform decision-making, and actively engage citizens in governmental activities. Modern big data analytics, machine learning techniques, and predictive models are used to achieve this. This research examines the various aspects of big data applications in Turkish e-Government, such as how they support tailored public services, efficient resource management, sound policy-making, and effective citizen participation. We go into more detail on how these applications affect people's and organizations' behavioral habits. The findings indicate that big data-driven e-Government holds great promise for rethinking the citizen-government interaction model and fostering a society that is better data-informed in Turkey. As a result, this might promote organizational performance, foster the development of new social norms in communities, and make it possible for individuals to participate actively and meaningfully in governance in Turkey. The study emphasizes how careful management and ethical use of big data in e-Government can contribute to building a more inclusive, transparent, and ABSTRACT BIG DATA-DRIVEN ELECTRONIC GOVERNMENT TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIONS AND SOCIETY BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS TO ANALYZING DATA AND FINDING SOLUTIONS BASED ON THE GEOSPATIAL INFORMATION ALI, Ali Hussein Ali M.S., Electrical and Computer Engineering, Altınbaş University, Supervisor: Asst. Prof. Dr. Sefer Kurnaz Date: June / 2024 Pages: 54 viii participatory government while being aware of the challenges that are inevitably there in Turkey.