Presentation On Introduction To Research
Presentation On Introduction To Research
Introduction to Business
Research Method (2085)
Introduction to
Research
By
A Process
Formal, Systematic, intensive process of scientific method
Careful inquiry or examination
Systematic, controlled, empirical and critical investigation
Unusually stubborn and persisting effort to think straight
(“Research without important ideas is busy work”)
Gather information, analyze the data, and determine the factors that are
associated with the problem and then solve it by taking the necessary
corrective measures.
Definition-Business Research?
This entire process by which we attempt to solve problems is called
research.
Thus, research involves a series of well-thought-out and carefully
executed activities that enable the manager to know how
organizational problems can be solved, or at least considerably
minimized.
Research thus encompasses the processes of inquiry, investigation,
examination, and experimentation.
These processes have to be carried out systematically, diligently,
critically, objectively, and logically.
The expected end result would be a discovery that helps the
manager to deal with the problem situation.
Definition-Business Research?
This entire process by which we attempt to solve problems is called
research.
Thus, research involves a series of well-thought-out and carefully
executed activities that enable the manager to know how
organizational problems can be solved, or at least considerably
minimized.
Research thus encompasses the processes of inquiry, investigation,
examination, and experimentation.
These processes have to be carried out systematically, diligently,
critically, objectively, and logically.
The expected end result would be a discovery that helps the
manager to deal with the problem situation.
Research and the Manager
• The managers encounter problems, big and small, on a daily
basis, which they have to solve by making the right
decisions.
For example, a particular product may not be selling well and the manager might
want to find the reasons for this in order to take corrective action. Such research
is called applied research. (Specific Research)