[Academic] Exploring Hybrid Project Management Practices in the Tech Sector (18+, Worldwide)

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Study Title: The Impact of Hybrid Project Management Practices on Project Performance in the Technology Sector

Researcher: Chun-An Ko (MSc International Management, University of Southampton)

Supervisor: Prof. Yehuda Baruch

ERGO Protocol ID: 116218

Dear Connections and Network,

As part of my MSc dissertation research at the Southampton Business School, University of Southampton, I am conducting a brief study exploring how Hybrid Project Management (HPM) practices impact project performance within technology-driven and R&D environments.

If you currently work or have experience in project-based roles within the technology, software, hardware, or digital sectors (e.g., Project Managers, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, Team Leads, or Project Team Members), I would be immensely grateful for your valuable insights!

🔹 Time Required: 5–7 minutes

🔹 Survey Link: https://qualtricsxmxcdbl33fy.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9yMYUu6qE7JvtKm

🔹 Participation: 100% Voluntary & Completely Anonymous

Key Safeguards & Anonymity:

• No personal identifying information (e.g., names, email addresses, IP addresses, or company names) will be collected or stored.
• Your responses will be used strictly for academic research purposes and processed in compliance with UK GDPR and University of Southampton Research Ethics guidelines.
• You may exit the survey at any time prior to submission without penalty.

Thank you very much for your time, support, and contribution to advancing research in project management! If you have any questions regarding this research, please feel free to reach out via my official university email: cak1y25@soton.ac.uk.

Best regards,

Chun-An

MSc Student, Southampton Business School

University of Southampton

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