A Design Science Approach to Evidence-Based Management
Oxford University Press eBooksPublished 18 September 2012
Joan Ernst van Aken, A.G.L. Romme
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Abstract In this chapter we adopt a design-science approach to demonstrate how evidence-based management can extend experience-based management by judiciously gathering, validating, selecting, and using knowledge. The creative processes in which valid knowledge is used in designing and creating preferred futures are discussed, as well as the nature of the design knowledge needed for this. This includes knowledge on possible interventions with expected outcomes and on the mechanisms producing these outcomes.
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Social SciencesDecision SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
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