I can't have hypotheses without knowing what my research question is. Perhaps if I can surface my hypotheses, then I'll be clearer about my research question. Or is it the other way round?
A thesis needs hypotheses - see the PhD comic on the plural of thesis.
This blog is of doctoral study at the Open University Business School (OUBS)in the UK, of how public organisations work with their external third party suppliers on IT projects. The research aims to investigate how engagement contributes and influences relationships between clients and consultants and if engagement helps deliver value to a project.
About Me
- eLizH
- Boomer! My business card says I'm a university researcher but another card would say: associate lecturer, tutor, teacher, volunteer, wife, mother, stepmother and grandmother. Or choir member, or glider pilot, or that I have my black belt 2nd Dan in tae kwon do
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- Why the public sector?
- Human centred computing
- Measurements of engagement
- Inconsistencies
- Puzzle
- Government life cycles
- Engagement undefined
- Why it is worthwhile to answer my question
- Commitment
- Motivation
- Life
- Collaboration
- Involvement
- Participation
- Gravy and custard
- Assumptions about knowledge
- No hypotheses
- Assumptions about engagement
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