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Make sure to combine strategies to tackle trade-offs between '''overview''' and '''certainity''', and between '''expertise''' and '''fit'''. Also think of mixing methods that are more '''data-''' or '''inspiration''' oriented. | Make sure to combine strategies to tackle trade-offs between '''overview''' and '''certainity''', and between '''expertise''' and '''fit'''. Also think of mixing methods that are more '''data-''' or '''inspiration''' oriented. | ||
| − | In most cases, every phase of your project requires research. An example of phasing and possible methods can be found here | + | In most cases, every phase of your project requires research. [[Methods per Project Phase|An example of phasing and possible methods can be found here]]. |
Revision as of 14:09, 26 February 2018
Welcome to ictresearchmethods.nl
Note that this page is in progress and will not be officially released until NIOC 2018.
As an ICT student or professional, you need to solve all kind of ICT challenges. Answering the questions and tackling the problems or opportunities of your ICT project requires research and often a combination of various ICT research methods. The toolkit on this website offers you a set of possible research methods and a framework to select the appropriate (combination of) methods Methods.
Make sure to combine strategies to tackle trade-offs between overview and certainity, and between expertise and fit. Also think of mixing methods that are more data- or inspiration oriented.
In most cases, every phase of your project requires research. An example of phasing and possible methods can be found here.
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Methods per strategy
