Applied design science research guidelines to the co-creation of the hybrid environments (Hevner et al., 2004)
| Guideline | Description |
|---|---|
| Guideline 1: Design as an hybrid environment | Intended to produce a model, method, tool or space solution for a hybrid environment by using the design research |
| Guideline 2: Problem relevance | The aim of DSR in the real estate field is to develop technology-based solutions to important, innovative and relevant sustainable development, business and functional problems |
| Guideline 3: Design evaluation | The quality, utility and functionality of a hybrid environment model, tool, method or spatial solution must be able to be demonstrated using evaluation methods |
| Guideline 4: Research contributions | Relevant DSR in the real estate field should make a clear contribution to hybrid models, design methods, design tools or spatial solutions |
| Guideline 5: Research rigor | Design science in the real estate field must be based on the application of rigorous methods in both the design of the hybrid environment and its evaluation |
| Guideline 6: Design as a Search process | Searching a significant or efficient hybrid environment design requires leveraging existing means while complying with laws of the problem environment |
| Guideline 7: Communication of Research | DSR in the real estate field must be presented effectively to real estate technology and management-oriented public |
| Guideline | Description |
|---|---|
| Guideline 1: Design as an hybrid environment | Intended to produce a model, method, tool or space solution for a hybrid environment by using the design research |
| Guideline 2: Problem relevance | The aim of DSR in the real estate field is to develop technology-based solutions to important, innovative and relevant sustainable development, business and functional problems |
| Guideline 3: Design evaluation | The quality, utility and functionality of a hybrid environment model, tool, method or spatial solution must be able to be demonstrated using evaluation methods |
| Guideline 4: Research contributions | Relevant DSR in the real estate field should make a clear contribution to hybrid models, design methods, design tools or spatial solutions |
| Guideline 5: Research rigor | Design science in the real estate field must be based on the application of rigorous methods in both the design of the hybrid environment and its evaluation |
| Guideline 6: Design as a Search process | Searching a significant or efficient hybrid environment design requires leveraging existing means while complying with laws of the problem environment |
| Guideline 7: Communication of Research | DSR in the real estate field must be presented effectively to real estate technology and management-oriented public |
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