As researchers, we strive for methodological rigour, but certain common pitfalls can undermine our work.
In this interactive session, hosted by the Organisational Transformation, Change and Development SIG of BAM, we will discuss frequent methodological errors in qualitative and quantitative research, exploring ways to recognise and avoid them.
Join us for an engaging conversation on how to strengthen our research design and enhance the credibility of our findings.
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Provider Information
Organisational Transformation, Change and Development SIG
Who Should Attend?
The event speaks to A1, as detailed in the BAM Framework
Speakers
Professor Ashley Braganza
Professor Ashley Braganza is Professor of Organisational Transformation Change at Brunel Business School. He is teaching on Undergraduate and Postgraduate taught programmes.
His research interests encompass big data, change management, strategy implementation, process and knowledge management, and transformation enabled information systems. He has published over 100 papers in prestigious academic and practitioner journals and three books. He has carried out over 50 consultancy assignments with large global organisations.
He has held several senior leadership positions in academic institutions as well as serving on the governing bodies of schools and small and medium-sized enterprises. He is one of the track co-chairs of the Organisational Transformation, Change and Development (OTCD) SIG.
Chaired by
Ikenna Okoro
Ikenna Okoro is a Professional Doctorate candidate at the University of Buckingham. He has extensive operational excellence experience within the manufacturing and service industries across Europe and the United Kingdom.
His research interests are operational excellence, organisational change, and sense-making. He is the Doctoral Student representative of the Organisational Transformation, Transformation, and Development (OTCD) Special Interest Group (SIG).
Benefits of attending
- Learn to identify common methodological errors in both qualitative and quantitative research;
- Discover practical strategies for avoiding these pitfalls in your own research design;
- Enhance the credibility and rigour of your research findings;
- Engage in an interactive discussion with fellow researchers and experts;
- Network with members of the OTCD SIG and broaden your professional contacts.
Contact
Please contact the BAM Office at [email protected] with any queries.
Event Fee
- BAM Members: Free
- Non-Members: £60
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Registration closes on 17th March 2025 at 23:59 GMT.
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