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The document discusses the manager-researcher relationship in business research projects. It defines research and explains why managers need better information through research. Some key points covered include the different styles of research, what constitutes good research, the roles and obligations of managers and researchers, and types of studies commonly used in research like reporting studies and practical studies.
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This document provides an introduction to research methods. It defines research as a systematic process of investigating problems to find solutions. Business research specifically aims to solve issues in areas like accounting, finance, and management. There are two main types: applied research solves current organizational problems, while basic research generates generalizable knowledge. Managers benefit from understanding research as it helps them identify and address problems effectively. The document also discusses internal vs. external researchers and the importance of ethics in business research.
Ch.1 RM Introduction to research.pptx
This chapter introduces research methods for business and defines business research as a systematic process of investigating problems to find solutions. It distinguishes between applied research, which solves current problems, and basic research, which generates generalizable knowledge. Applied research examples include investigating why iPod sales declined and how companies conduct social media research. Basic research examples involve university studies to improve business practices. The chapter also explains why managers should understand research and how to interact with internal versus external researchers. Internal researchers have better knowledge of the organization but less objectivity, while external researchers offer fresh perspectives but require more time to understand the organization.
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This document discusses research topics including the definition of research, types of research (applied and basic), and the relationship between managers and researchers. It defines research as a process of studying and analyzing issues to make informed decisions. Applied research aims to solve current problems, while basic research generates general knowledge. Managers benefit from understanding research as it helps identify and solve problems. The document also discusses internal vs. external researchers/consultants and the importance of ethics in research.
Research process
The document provides an overview of research methodology. It defines research as a systematic process of inquiry aimed at discovering and generating new knowledge. The key aspects of research covered include formulating research problems and objectives, reviewing previous literature, developing testable hypotheses, designing the research study, collecting and analyzing data, and interpreting and reporting findings. Examples are given of each step of the research process. Criteria for good research such as clearly defined concepts and terms, consideration of limitations, and usefulness of findings are also discussed.
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This two-day course on business analysis introduces key concepts and skills. Day 1 covers understanding business needs, planning requirements development, gathering requirements through interviews and workshops, formulating requirements, and ensuring shared understanding of requirements. Reaching consensus is important for sign-off. Business analysis involves understanding the strategic context, stakeholders, and applying a structured process to effectively capture and communicate requirements.
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