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It is expected that apart from working managers, a significant number of readers of this book will be advanced students, at tertiary level. While some of the material is already migrating down into business studies at school , the scope of what we have here and the quite detailed level of much of the treatment are well beyond the interest and capability of the average school learner . This second supplementary chapter reflects on the state of information systems research, for the benefit of senior students undertaking research into information systems and related matters.
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Although this is not certain, one of my students was recently given permission (willingly) to use the copious data on tripadvisor.com, in order to flesh out a survey on hotel guest satisfaction and management communications within hotels.
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See http://www.qual.auckland.ac.nz for Michael Myers’ interesting material on qualitative research methods.
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Bytheway, A. (2014). Researching Information Management. In: Investing in Information. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11909-0_10
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