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Foreword I; Foreword II; Acknowledgments; Contents; Presentation; 1 General Aspects Related to Research in Management; 1.1 Introduction; References; 2 An Overflight Over Research; 2.1 Science; 2.2 Research: A Proposal for Its Structuring; 2.3 Scientific Methods; 2.3.1 Inductive Method; 2.3.2 Deductive Method; 2.3.3 Hypothetical-Deductive Method; 2.4 Research Methods; 2.4.1 Case Study; 2.4.2 Action Research; 2.4.3 Survey; 2.4.4 Modeling; 2.5 Work Method; 2.6 Techniques for Gathering and Analyzing Data; 2.7 A Contextualization of Scientific Evolution.
2.7.1 The Origins of Knowledge Production: Induction and Deduction2.7.2 The Research Programs; 2.7.3 Research Paradigms; 2.7.4 Epistemological Anarchism; 2.7.5 The New Production of Knowledge; References; 3 Design Science-The Science of the Artificial; 3.1 Criticism of the Traditional Sciences; 3.2 History of Design Science; 3.3 Design Science and Its Structure; 3.3.1 Fundamental Concepts of Design Science; 3.3.2 Comparison Between Design Science and Traditional Science; References; 4 Design Science Research; 4.1 Concepts and Foundations of Design Science Research.
4.2 Methods Formalized to Operationalize Design Science4.3 Characterization of Design Science Research, Case Study, and Action Research; 4.4 Validity of Research; References; 5 Class of Problems and Artifacts; 5.1 Concept of Class of Problems; 5.2 Concept and Types of Artifacts; 5.3 A Trajectory for Research Development in Design Science; References; 6 Proposal for the Conduct of Design Science Research; 6.1 The Context of This Proposal; 6.2 Recommendations for Conducting Design Science Research; References; 7 Systematic Literature Review; 7.1 Definition, Origins and Needs.
7.2 Method for Constructing the Research Base7.2.1 Stakeholders; 7.2.2 Review Question and Conceptual Framework; 7.2.3 Work Team; 7.2.4 Search Strategy; 7.2.5 Search, Eligibility and Coding; 7.2.6 Quality Assessment; 7.2.7 Synthesis of the Results; 7.2.7.1 Qualitative Techniques; 7.2.7.2 Quantitative Techniques; 7.3 Systematic Literature Review and Design Science Research: A Possible and Necessary Connection; 7.3.1 The Systematic Literature Review Method Adapted to Design Science Research; 7.3.1.1 Review Question; 7.3.1.2 Research Strategy; 7.3.1.3 Synthesis of Results; References.
2.7.1 The Origins of Knowledge Production: Induction and Deduction2.7.2 The Research Programs; 2.7.3 Research Paradigms; 2.7.4 Epistemological Anarchism; 2.7.5 The New Production of Knowledge; References; 3 Design Science-The Science of the Artificial; 3.1 Criticism of the Traditional Sciences; 3.2 History of Design Science; 3.3 Design Science and Its Structure; 3.3.1 Fundamental Concepts of Design Science; 3.3.2 Comparison Between Design Science and Traditional Science; References; 4 Design Science Research; 4.1 Concepts and Foundations of Design Science Research.
4.2 Methods Formalized to Operationalize Design Science4.3 Characterization of Design Science Research, Case Study, and Action Research; 4.4 Validity of Research; References; 5 Class of Problems and Artifacts; 5.1 Concept of Class of Problems; 5.2 Concept and Types of Artifacts; 5.3 A Trajectory for Research Development in Design Science; References; 6 Proposal for the Conduct of Design Science Research; 6.1 The Context of This Proposal; 6.2 Recommendations for Conducting Design Science Research; References; 7 Systematic Literature Review; 7.1 Definition, Origins and Needs.
7.2 Method for Constructing the Research Base7.2.1 Stakeholders; 7.2.2 Review Question and Conceptual Framework; 7.2.3 Work Team; 7.2.4 Search Strategy; 7.2.5 Search, Eligibility and Coding; 7.2.6 Quality Assessment; 7.2.7 Synthesis of the Results; 7.2.7.1 Qualitative Techniques; 7.2.7.2 Quantitative Techniques; 7.3 Systematic Literature Review and Design Science Research: A Possible and Necessary Connection; 7.3.1 The Systematic Literature Review Method Adapted to Design Science Research; 7.3.1.1 Review Question; 7.3.1.2 Research Strategy; 7.3.1.3 Synthesis of Results; References.