We all know you: Nobel Prize winners are often portrayed as beings from another planet who are intellectually far superior to “normal mortals” (Bodendorf et al. 2010). They often make extremely complex issues extremely complicated. But none of this is rocket science, because it all depends on the correct procedure and the correct presentation. In this article I would therefore like to help you how to set up a research design for a thesis or a research or even a very complex project. However, if you are currently looking for a topic for your research, I recommend another article. Reading tip: Find a topic for a thesis Research methods If you look in Wikipedia a research method is defined as follows: When Research methods In the sciences, processes and analysis techniques are used to clarify scientific questions. In the social sciences in particular, there is a distinction between quantitative Research…
“In simple terms, cloud computing is the provision of computing services (servers, storage, databases, network components, software, analysis options and more) over the Internet…
The term Industry 4.0 is on everyone’s lips. So shows one Telekom survey that among more than 500 executives almost 70% know and follow…
“Industry 4.0 is a marketing term that is also used in science communication and stands for a” future project “by the German Federal Government”…
The large amount of data continues to grow. In fact, it is now being said that data is the new oil. At the same…
“Cloud computing includes technologies and business models to make IT resources available dynamically and to bill their use according to flexible payment models. Instead…
“It’s a trend that is gaining more and more followers in both the private and business sectors: outsourcing IT services such as data storage,…
In my research, in addition to a group discussion, I also collected the data. I carried out a quantitative survey for this. This is…
During the course of my doctorate, I supervised numerous bachelor and master theses. Learned a lot from the point of view of a supervisor…