Titlebook: An Introduction to Design Science; Paul Johannesson,Erik Perjons Textbook 2021Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Explicate Problem,me stakeholders of a practice and why is it important? This chapter describes how to answer this question using research methods as well as practice-oriented methods. The chapter also includes a discussion on the notion of a problem, which is defined as a gap between the current state and a desirable state.

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Define Requirements,cated problem and which requirements for this artefact are important to the stakeholders? This chapter describes how to answer the question using research methods as well as practice-oriented methods. We also introduce a number of generic artefact qualities that can be used for informing requirements elicitation and validation.

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Design and Develop Artefact,an artefact that addresses the explicated problem and fulfils the defined requirements. This chapter describes a number of creative and practice-oriented methods for artefact design and development, moving iteratively between imagining and brainstorming, assessing and selecting ideas, sketching and building, and justifying and reflecting.

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Introduction,hese problems is to use artefacts. This chapter investigates the notion of an artefact and shows how it can be understood in terms of functions, behaviours, structures, and environments. A range of different kinds of artefacts are introduced, including technical artefacts and socio-technical systems

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Research Strategies and Methods,. This chapter offers an overview of established research strategies and methods with a focus on empirical research in the social sciences. We discuss research strategies, such as experiment, survey, case study, ethnography, grounded theory, action research, and phenomenology. Research methods for d