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Introductionn Systems”. Information Systems is mostly concerned with the socio-technical systems comprising organisations and individuals that deploy information technology for business tasks. In a broader way, the Information Systems research discipline is concerned with examining Information Technology in use

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Research Methodscomes. The way information systems research is conducted as well as the goals, theory and assumptions of the research can vary significantly. This is probably most evident in the choices related to the selection of an appropriate research methodology, as we discussed in Sect. 3.3 above.

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Ethical Considerations in Research Ethics define the principles of right and wrong conduct in a community or profession, and can be used by individuals acting as free moral agents to make choices to guide their behaviour. Ethical behaviour is defined as those actions that abide by rules of responsibility, accountability, liability, and due process:

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Textbook 20131st editionon Systems as well as fields of Information Technology, Business Process Management and other related disciplines within the social sciences. It guides research students in their process of learning the life of a researcher. In doing so, it provides an understanding of the essential elements, concep

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