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Administrative problems of companies having operations in technopolises of Turkey

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2008
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According to directors of companies, existing in operational technopolises of Turkey, how these companies were formed and administered, how they used which function of the administration, in briefly, formal structure and administrative functional problems of these companies were assessed in this research.Study consists of three chapters. Literature survey was performed on emergence of technopolises, their development and properties in the first chapter. Administrative problems were handled as operation functions in the second chapter. The third chapter contains an application for determining administrative problems and structures of companies existing in technopolises.Research covers companies existing in operational technopolises of Turkey that were operated between June and September of 2007. Because of accessing the entire universe there is no need to sample. Survey sheets for directors were used in this research. Data obtained from sheets was analyzed as frequency and percentage.Factors that characterize organizational structures of companies were emphasized at the end of the research. Formalizing degree was found high but specialization degree was found low through these companies. Complexity degree that stands for horizontal, vertical and geographical hierarchical differentiation was found as low.. 50% of companies have no document explaining formal structure of their company. Finally it was found that there were some problems on administration functions.Researcher suggested solutions for the problems found at the end of the research.

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Hasan Burkay Kağızman

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Hasan Burkay Kağızman (Master Thesis). Administrative problems of companies having operations in technopolises of Turkey, 2008, Gazi University.

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