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Interpretive research in management accounting and control provides rich insights from empirically based studies, but it has been criticised for lacking generalisability and potential subjectivity. On the latter, triangulation is useful, and this paper aims to offer some insights on a triangulation technique thus far not commonly reported in management accounting/control research.Design/methodology/approachDrawing on a study of the roles of management accountants in performance management systems, this paper offers some insights from empirical experiences on the use of concept maps as a tool to assist triangulation and improve understanding of complex empirical phenomena.FindingsThe concept maps as utilised revealed additional insights which were not recounted by interviewees during the normal interview time. This is a potentially important finding for consideration of future researchers.Practical implicationsIn this paper, how concept maps were used is detailed, and it is hoped that future researchers will find their use beneficial in interview settings.Originality/valueThus far, concept maps seem under-utilised in management accounting and control research. This paper gives some initial insights on how they may be used in case study settings.
Qualitative Research in Accounting & Management – Emerald Publishing
Published: Mar 15, 2022
Keywords: Performance management systems; Concept maps; Interpretive research
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