A Call for Participation in the Research Study

      

A Call for Participation in the Research Study

Note: A Call for participation in the Research Study was posted in Linkedin.com and

          Facebook on 7/24/2017.

URL: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/call-participation-research-study-thiensi-le

The research topic:

            The standard strategies for establishing common pattern correlations from extracted data, information within Big Data.

The research problem:

Since the introduction of big data concepts, data sets are continually growing to contain meaningful information for widely varying contexts. However, these widely varying contexts limit the ability to correlate the information for predictive analysis because the strategies for establishing common pattern correlations from extracted information within the big data data sets have not been established.

The research question:

What are the strategies for establishing common pattern correlations from extracted information within the big data sets?

Research study participation:

            For data collection, this research study needs at least 10 participants for semi-structured interviews. The interviews may be conducted in face-to-face or by Skype video conference calls in a nationwide scope. The potential participants are professionals who have knowledge, understanding, and experience in working with data, information systems or Big Data. Each participant will answer about 10 interview questions. 

Benefits of Participation

There may/may not be direct benefits to you as a participant in this study. However, we hope to learn that the possible strategies that you contribute and provide will help the organizations to improve the way to establish common pattern correlations, assist a decision making, enhance productivity, and gain the competitive edge. Your contribution will be recognized and acknowledged in the dissertation.

Confidentiality

            In Data Collection and Data Analysis, coding will assign values used to mask off the participants’ identities. Data and records will be securely stored in the the locked cabinet. Only authorized individuals are allowed to access data or records. The records will be destroyed after the study is complete.

Contact information:

If you like to participate this research study or have any questions or concerns about the study, you may contact me (ThienSi Le) at

     - Cell phone number: 774-266-1926

     - Email address: thiensi.le@student.ctuonline.edu or thiensile49@gmail.com

     - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ijkxyz.le

     - Linkedin social media network: https://www.linkedin.com/in/thiensile/

 For questions regard the rights of research subjects, any complaints or comments regarding the manner in which the study is being conducted, you may contact Colorado Technical University – Doctoral Programs at 719-598-0200.