Dear Mathias,
I am familiar with Nvivo and used and still use it in my research, also analyzing longitudinal qualitative data (see e.g.,
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13691060802151960). The older version of Nvivo looks more user friendly, though it might be a matter of practice (i switched to new version one year ago). what the old version has is a very good set of instructional videos that explain the process much more effectively (provided over the web). and clearly, new version has more options, though the principles remained the same. i find this book also useful for beginners Qualitative Data Analysis with NVivo by Dr. Patricia Bazeley. hope this helps.
BR,
Romeo
Romeo V. Turcan
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Dear Mathias,
It is difficult to recommend any of the two suggested programs. I am familiar with Atlas.ti and found it very simple and useful to use. However, people who use Nvivo may say the same.
My recommendation is that you attend to one of the PDW on qualitative research at AoM to get familiar with the process and other alternative programs. I found it very useful last year.
Best,
Henry
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Dear Mathias
ATLAS.ti (www.atlasti.com) is very common for qualitative research. We use it here in Bern and I know several other institutions in German-speaking Europe that use it as well. Atlas is quite OK regarding its functions. But ATLAS is just a tool. Do not overestimate it. Most of the work is thinking. I am not familiar with Nvivo. But all in all the software should fit your workflow. Therefore I recommend to use both as trial versions or at other universities to see which of them fits your needs.
Best regards form Bern
Kim
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Dear all,
At Vlerick Management School we are currently performing qualitative longitudinal case study research regarding business models. I was wondering if anybody in this audience has experience with software to organize and analyze qualitative data of different kinds. I have been looking at Atlas and QRS Nvivo amongst others. If this sounds familiar one way or another:
. What software do you know?
. What was your experience with this software?
Thank you for reading.
BR,
Mathias Cobben
Research Associate
Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School
www.vlerick.com
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