Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality ISPARK provider, began to accelerate its technological and quality digital conversion and further raise standards in order to make the first step towards Turkey Quality Association Perfection "REMOVE" in good faith signed the document.
At the signing ceremony of the "National Quality Movement Goodwill Declaration" held at the General Directorate of İSPARK, İSPARK General Manager Murat Çakır and the unit managers; KALDER President Görgün Özdemir, Secretary General Sabri Bülbül and his team took part.
Speaking before the signing ceremony of the “National Quality Movement Goodwill Declaration”, İSPARK General Manager Murat Çakır said, “We have completed successful works in a short time with the support of the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality. With the declaration we signed with KALDER, we are starting a new process both in our business philosophy and for our employees. I believe that İSPARK will produce excellent results reflected to customers, employees and society with an understanding based on performance and quality. We will continue to facilitate the lives of our citizens by managing our resources and processes with an appropriate leadership understanding, expanding technological and digital transformations faster and increasing our service quality. ”
Stating that it is an important and gratifying development for the industry and local governments, it is an important and gratifying development for the industry and local governments to participate in the National Quality Movement of İSPARK and to start the EFQM Excellence Model. I wish success to our General Manager and his team on this journey. ”
ISPARK serves an average of 100 thousand drivers every day in its nearly 500 parking lots with a capacity of 120 thousand throughout Istanbul. Combining many different projects and innovations with Istanbul, İSPARK is in Istanbul with projects such as "Boat Park", "Heliport", "Pocket Bus Station", "Smart Bike", "Park Continue," "Technological Car Parks" and "Smart Applications". contributes to solutions to reduce traffic density.
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