Category Archives: SAP Methods

Open Tools (5): XKCD-Style Narrative Charts

Posted on March 30, 2016 by

The series Open Tools presents openly available tools supporting mostly qualitative SAP research. This post is about the Open Source tool “Narrative Charts” by Simon Elvery. In between highly productive episodes of practice research some of us might have browsed … Continue reading →

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Open Tools (4): The Booklet “Writing for Research” by Raewyn Connell

Posted on January 13, 2016 by

The series Open Tools presents openly available tools supporting mostly qualitative SAP research. This post is about the booklet “Writing for Research” by Raewyn Connell. Since starting this series, we have mostly featured openly licensed software tools. However, the booklet “Writing for … Continue reading →

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Open Tools (3): Digital Research Tools (DiRT) Directory

Posted on March 20, 2015 by

The series Open Tools presents openly available tools supporting mostly qualitative SAP research. This post is about the Digital Research Tools Directory. The Digital Research Tools (DiRT) directory is the tool for finding the right tools – a meta-tool, if … Continue reading →

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Open Tools (2): Online CAQDA Coding Tool »QCAmap«

Posted on February 10, 2015 by

The series Open Tools presents openly available tools supporting mostly qualitative SAP research. This post is about online CAQDA coding tool QCAmap. Most researchers turn to powerful and expensive general purpose software tools equipped for different kinds of Computer Assisted Qualitative Data … Continue reading →

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CAQDA in Process Research: The Example of NVivo

Posted on February 3, 2015 by

Jane Lê, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia Computer Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS) like NVivo is becoming increasingly popular in organizational research. This is partially because the analysis of rich, deep qualitative data makes important contributions to the management … Continue reading →

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New Series: Open Tools (1): Online Transcription Tool »oTranscribe«

Posted on February 2, 2015 by

The series Open Tools presents openly available tools supporting mostly qualitative SAP research. This first post is about oTranscribe. The first step in analyzing qualitative interview data is the transcription of respective recordings. With the web application oTranscribe you are able … Continue reading →

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Interview with Davide Ravasi about Academic Writing at ProjectScrib

Posted on April 1, 2014 by

ProjectScrib features a nice and long interview with Cass Business School Professor Davide Ravasi about how he writes academic papers: Would you say then that you are actually theorizing, collecting data and writing all at the same time? Absolutely. Even … Continue reading →

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