Our
group is made up of Marco Pedro Enrique Rodriguez from Mexico, Alison from
France, Grace the Ugandan and Steve from Rwanda. Our research topic was
business to business impact on knowledge and technology transfer. Working on
this research has really been an experience indeed that it became interesting
that approaches to the research are so different it became so real at the beginning
when we had to form the research question and then the MUBS group had a very
structured method whereas the CBS group had a more liberal approach to
designing the whole research. We had a lot a lot to learn from each other which
was so interesting.
The
research was very interesting in that we even had to move on bodabodas (motor
cycles) in the rain to go to one of the companies to get our data. From
Bugolobi to kinawataka at standard signs. It was a story to create memories
The
whole field joint experience was very good because some members had never gone
to the field to carry out research hence they got the feel of the whole
research and the challenges involved.
On
the other hand we had an opportunity to get to know ourselves more. This
involved finding out about ourselves for example one of us has a name like ‘US
MAIL’ and it is pronounced as “USMAIL”. We got close and hang out together too.
The MUBS team took the CBS team around town for some coffee and African craft
shopping.
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