eDelfoi team
Delphi concept
eDelfoi is a research program based on Delphi expert method. It is developed in co-operation with Future Research Center of Turku School of Economics. Originally eDelfoi is developed by Jari Kaivo-oja, Osmo Kuusi ja Hannu Linturi 1998 not following the idea of concencus making. The main purpose was to build different and diverse arguments rather than solid opinions within the expert panel.
Traditionally the Delphi method has aimed at a consensus of the most probable future by iteration. The Policy Delphi launched by Murray Turoff instead is a decision support method aiming at structuring and discussing the diverse views of the preferred future. The Argument Delphi developed by Osmo Kuusi focuses on ongoing discussion and finding relevant arguments rather than focusing on the output. The Disaggregative Policy Delphi developed by Petri Tapio uses cluster analysis as a systematic tool to construct various scenarios of the future in the latest Delphi round. The respondent's view on the probable and the preferable future are dealt with as separate cases.
© Futunet & Metodix 2009, Hannu Linturi (methodology, real-time delphi, dialogue-trialogiue), Osmo Kuusi (argumentative delphi) & Aluekehitys RD, Yrjö Myllylä (feedback delphi) ja © Internetix Campus, Jari Lankinen (www, user interface) & Robert Blomerus (graphics), Tommi Issakainen (translation).
Technology and user interface
Jari Lankinen (user interface), Ville Venäläinen (strategy), Antti Leppä (planning), Antti Viljakainen (queries), Pasi Kukkonen (dialogues) & Petja Laitila (social media) belongs to the technology and programming team
© Internetix Campus, technology team
Information
Jenni Linturi (Metodix) ja Tommi Issakainen (Internetix) are responsible for customers how you can cet and and use the programme.
© Metodix & Internetix Campus
IT support
Juha Kyllönen, Jouni Karnasaari & Samuel Marie-Louise are responsible for internet serving and maintaining.
© Internetix Campus, IT support team
© Futunet, Metodix & Internetix 2009
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