Collaborative Practice Research

Mathiassen, Lars

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“…Mathiassen (2002) introduces "collaborative practice research" as a way to organize and conduct research based on close collaboration between researchers and practitioners. Back et al (2007) outline the compliance of the Competence Center (CC) concept at the Institute of Information Management at the University of St. Gallen with the guidelines of design-oriented IS research.…”

Section: Design-oriented Is Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…• Evaluation strategies are twofold, comprising a self-evaluating design process and reflection of design decisions against existing research on research-practitioner collaboration (Lindgren et al 2004;Mathiassen 2002). …”

Section: Research Rigormentioning

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“…In Consortium Research, they are applied to facilitate the aforementioned knowledge conversion processes (Rynes et al 2001). In this regard, Consortium Research takes up on existing propositions encouraging methodological pluralism in the collaboration between practitioners and researchers combining multiple research approaches (Gill and Bhattacherjee 2009;Mathiassen 2002;Pettigrew 2001). Table 2 shows research techniques which are applied in the different phases to transfer knowledge between academic researchers and practitioners from the research partner companies.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This case describes a collaborative research project in Denmark dealing with systems development practices from which recommendations for organization and conduct of researcher-practitioner collaboration were derived (Mathiassen 2002). The second case deals with design principles for competence management systems as a result of "design-oriented action research", referred to as CMS case, in Sweden, published by Lindgren et al (2004).…”

Section: Reflection Against Collaborative Research Casesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Consortium Research

Österle

Otto

2010

Bus Inf Syst Eng

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Design-oriented IS research aims at delivering results which are of scientific rigor and of practical relevance at the same time. Recently, a number of guidelines have emerged helping researchers to do design-oriented IS research. However, these guidelines lack of supporting the researcher in gaining access to and capturing knowledge from the practitioner community. This paper proposes a method for Consortium Research, a multilateral form of collaborative research in which practitioners grant researchers access to their knowledge, collaborate in the specification of solutions, test artifacts in their business environments, and finance the research activities.

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Section: Design-oriented Is Researchmentioning

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Consortium Research

Österle

Otto

2010

Bus Inf Syst Eng

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“…The research followed collaborative practice research (CPR) that is an action research approach (Mathiassen 2002). The CPR approach builds on (Checkland 1991;McKay and Marshall 2001) and it guides how interventions into software companies' practice can take place and how scholarly knowledge is gained.…”

Section: Research Approachmentioning

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Social networks in software process improvement

Nielsen¹,

Tjørnehøj²

2010

J. Softw. Maint. Evol.: Res. Pract.

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Software process improvement in small organisation is often problematic and communication and knowledge sharing is more informal. To improve software processes we need to understand how they communicate and share knowledge. In this article have studied the company SmallSoft through action research. In the action research we have applied the framework of social network analysis and we show this can be used to understand the underlying structures of communication and knowledge sharing between software developers and managers. We show in detail how the analysis can be done and how the management can utilise the findings. From this we conclude that social network analysis was a useful framework together with accompanying tools and techniques.

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Scientific collaboration

Sonnenwald

2007

Annual Review Info Sci & Tec

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IntroductionScientific collaboration is increasing in frequency and importance. It has the potential to solve complex scientific problems and promote various political, economic, and social agendas, such as democracy, sustainable development, and cultural understanding and integration. Bibliometric studies over the past two decades have shown a continuous increase in the number of co-authored papers in every scientific discipline, as well as within and across countries and geographic areas

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Collaborative Practice Research

Abstract: Lars Mathiassen Aalborg University Denmark

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