Titlebook: Design Science Research; A Method for Science Aline Dresch,Daniel Pacheco Lacerda,José Ant?nio V Book 2015 Springer International Publishin

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abduction

Gesch?ftsdesign als Wettbewerbsvorteile theme of this book. Later, the types of research methods commonly used by authors in the field of management are presented, including the concept of the work method and the techniques used for gathering and analyzing data. In closing, considerations are provided regarding the trajectory of science and the forms and types of knowledge production.

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F. Anne Stephenson,Kieran Brickley research practices. His intention is not to abandon the research that is being performed, but to expand our conception of science, science’s objects and objectives, along with the need to develop knowledge of a prescriptive nature that expresses itself in the design and construction of artifacts.

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Gesch?ftsdesign als Wettbewerbsvorteile theme of this book. Later, the types of research methods commonly used by authors in the field of management are presented, including the concept of the work method and the techniques used for gathering and analyzing data. In closing, considerations are provided regarding the trajectory of science

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-7061-9ionalize research. In addition to these concepts, the foundations for the application of design science research as a research method and the methods formalized by several authors for its operationalization are presented. A comparison of design science research with two alternate methods is performe

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Andreas Wyttenbach,Vincent O’Connorresented. To develop this proposal, activities that may support research conduct with reliable and relevant results have been considered. It is important to highlight that this research method can be applied in other areas beyond management, with the objective of designing and constructing artifacts

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F. Anne Stephenson,Kieran Brickley research practices. His intention is not to abandon the research that is being performed, but to expand our conception of science, science’s objects and objectives, along with the need to develop knowledge of a prescriptive nature that expresses itself in the design and construction of artifacts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-07374-3Design Science Research; Information Systems for Science; Knowledge Production in Science; Management S