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Using data to aid organisational change
Using data to aid organisational change

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This free course was written by Jacqueline Baxter and Sanjay Gandhi. It was first published in April 2021.

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Introduction: qimono / Pixabay

Section 1, Figure 1: Tietze, S. (2012) ‘Researching your own organization’, in Symon, G. and Cassell, C. (eds) Qualitative Organizational Research: Core Methods and Current Challenges, London, Sage

Section 2, Figure 2: Adapted from online.visual-paradigm.com/

Section 4: Sergey Nivens / shutterstock

Section 4.1: RamCreativ / iStock / Getty Images Plus

Section 5: Dmitrii Balabanov / 123rf.com

Section 5.1, Table 3: Adapted from Bryman, Bell & Harley (2019), Business Research Methods, Chapter 14, Secondary Analysis and Official Statistics, pg 298, Table 14.1,Oxford University Press

Section 6, top image: Jirapong Manustrong / shutterstock

Section 6, Figure 7: Adapted from Bryman, Bell & Harley (2019), Business Research Methods, Oxford University Press

Section 7: RF._.studio / Pexels

Section 7.3: WiP-Studio / Shutterstock

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