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Node Families and Firm Answers. In this section, I would like to introduce the qualitative analysis of the interview data taken from the interviews with Firm Evaluation Forms. The data was analyzed by “NVivo 10 Analysis Program” and the following nodes were composed during the analysis. The concepts I used as “node”s within NVivo Analysis Program are the ones I related the firm interviews to and corresponds to different titles I gathered under different groupings. As I had explained in the previous chapters, related to Nodes, in my thesis I took the most important 5 main nodes: For the sustainability, coordination and the efficient network between the actors in METUTECH which is an STP, there are four crucial and significant constituents, R&D and Innovation, Support, Sectoral Diversification and METUTECH Infrastructure. My 5th node is the “cooperation among METUTECH firms”, which is important as in the thesis the relationships of which is examined with the four constituents. I had used the all qualitative and some quantitative data that I had taken from the interviews under these 5 main node, as “sub-node”s. In other words, these sub-nodes in fact include firm answers, opinions and perspectives for my 5 main nodes. Thus, they formed “node families” with the five main nodes and their sub-nodes together. This can be observed in Table 5. The information I gained with the Firm Evaluation Form from the firms are put under the sub- nodes in Table 5. I gathered the “Cooperation” sub-nodes from the positive (+) and negative (-) comments that they made by relating it to other node families/main nodes. Table 5. Node Families
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