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Business Research IBC464: DR - Namtip Wipawin
Business Research IBC464: DR - Namtip Wipawin
Business Research IBC464: DR - Namtip Wipawin
IBC464
Dr.Namtip Wipawin
nwipawin@gmail.com
http://dekkid.blogspot.com
Business Research
• 1.Introduction to Research
• 2.Scientific Investigation
• 3.Computer Technology and Business
Research
• 4.The Research Process step 1-3
• 5.The Research Process step 4-5
• 6.The Research Process step 7
• 7.Experimental Designs
• 8.Measurement.
• 9.Data Collection Methods
• 10.Sampling
• 12.Data Analysis and Interpretation
• 13.The research report
• 14.Managerial Decision making and
research
1.Introduction to Research
• 1.1 What is research?
• 1.2.Definition of business
research.
• 1.3.Types of Business research.
• 1.4 Manager and researcher.
• 1.5 Ethics and business research
• Q: 1 Please write in the paper:
• An
organized,systematic,databased,
critical,objective, scientific inquiry
or investigation into a specific
problem, undertaken with the
propose of finding answers or
solutions to it.
Definition of business research
• Research provides the needed information
that guides managers to make informed
decisions to successfully deal with
problems.
• The information provided could be the
result of a careful analysis of data
gathered firsthand or of data that are
already available (in the company).
1.3.Types of Business research.
• 1.Applied research
• Is to solve a current problem faced by the
manager in the work setting,demanding a timely
solution.
• 2.Basic research (fundamental, pure)
• Is to generate a body of knowledge by trying to
comprehend how certain problems that occur in
organizations can be solved.
• The findings of such research contribute to the building
of knowledge in the various functional areas of business.
Basic Research
• Basic (fundamental or pure ) research is driven by a
scientist's curiosity or interest in a scientific question.
The main motivation is to expand man's knowledge ,
not to create or invent something. There is no obvious
commercial value to the discoveries that result from
basic research.
• For example, basic science investigations probe for
answers to questions such as: