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Research, Research, ResearchResearch, Research, Research
Understanding the BasicsUnderstanding the Basics
Jim Yonazi, Ph. DThe Center for ICT Research and Innovations – CiRI
yonazijim@gmail.com, yonaz@ifm.ac.tz
The Flow
› Introduction› Research› Research› Research
Introduction
Knowing each other
Research Basics
› But What us Research?- How your pages are set up- It means creating some new knowledge- Lets have an example
Everyday Versus good Research
› Everyday thinking is often characterized by• Poor data• Incomplete data• Hasty thinking
› Academic research us is often characterized by• Sufficient Data sources• Appropriate data sources• Accurately recorded• Properly analyses• No hidden assumptions• Conclusions well founded• Properly presented
Approaching research: deduction vs Induction› Deduction• Starts with hypotheses then data then
conclusions• No new theory is produced, but modified
› Induction• starts with data, then theory• a new theory is produced
The general framework
Identify a Problem
Gather data
Analyze data
Interpret Data
Draw Conclusion
Approaching research: deduction
Hypothesis 1
Central Issue
Data Collection
Data Analysis
Hypothesis 2
Hypothesis n
Initial Research Model
Hypothesis 1
Central IssueHypothesis 3
Hypothesis n
Modified Research Model
Approaching research: Induction
Data Collection
Data Analysis
New theory
Hypothesis 1
Central IssueHypothesis 2
Hypothesis n
Research vs ICT development project
› You can do a research on ICT (e.g. software) development
› You need to have a justified scientific reason as to why you are conducting the research
› You can develop a software› You need to have a justified reason as to why
the software is the most relevant solution
Approach in Information systems
› The Design Science approach
DesignRelevance Rigor
Approach in Information systems
Figure 1‑1: Design science Research Circles (Source: Hevner, 2007)
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Conversations?
Thinking of Data
Analysis that matters
What is data Analysis
› Evaluating› Validating› Interpreting› Reporting
Could be Quantitative and Qualitative
› Quantitative• Use numerical analysis and inferences to
extract meanings› Qualitative• Use narratives, graphics etc interpretations
to extract meanings
Example of quantitative
Example of qualitative
References
› Hevner, A. R., 2007, ‘A three Cycle view of Design Science Research’, Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems, Vol. 19, Issue. 2, pp. 87-92
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Thank you…!
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