Business Research Ethics Albert Sosa RES/351 August 11th, 2014 Business Research Ethics Introduction Recently my organization has implemented a systematic performance improvement plan (PIP) process. The plan is designed to assist management in the development and improvement of their subordinate work force. Transforming a large organization like ours required a well design development and implementation plans. Our company performed a lot of research, analysis, and surveys in the development
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Business Research Ethics Destiny Williams RES/351 Sara Skowronski Monday June 9th 2014 Ethics can be defined as, the branch of philosophy that deals with values relating to human conduct, with respect to the rightness and wrongness of certain actions and to the goodness and badness of the motives and ends of such actions (dictionary.com). Personal values very much help to shape our life and its outcome. “Its not hard to
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Outsourcing RES/351 January 27, 2015 Outsourcing Introduction According to Takac (1993) “In the search for optimum performance and cost-efficiency, many organizations has been critically examining the value of the seemingly ever increasing cost of dependence on, technology” (p.1). With developing and reviewing possible methods a more efficient approach to technology management, the decision to outsource is being discussed widely Takac (1993). According to Takac (1993) “There is high levels
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Current Events in Business Research Michael Beatty RES/351 October 12, 2015 MUHAMMAD MUSA Current Events in Business Research Business research process involves the study of all aspects of the company and then that information will be used to make business decisions. This requires several steps to help the company achieve its goals, and evaluating its strengths and weaknesses to solve or to avoid problems. The research process also helps to have a clearer and updated idea of their industry
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Week 2 Reflection Summary RES/351 Team C Week 2 Reflection Summary Week 1 taught us the importance of learning about business research. Business research is important because it helps business owners find solutions to problems they may have within their company. If one wonders why he or she is not getting more customers, researching the problem is a great way to find an answer or multiple answers to this question or problem. Even though it is good to do research it is just as important to
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1 Team Assignment Disparity of Wages on the Labor Market part 2 RES/351 University of Phoenix Team Assignment 2 What are the research questions? 1. Do minorities get penalized when it comes to hiring and wages? 2. What is the average annual wages for each job type in the
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 Benjamin Maple, Robert Gholson, Daniel Williams, Benito Serrano Business Research/RES/351 28 March 2016 Dr. Kenneth Miller Preparing to Conduct Business Research: Part 1 * Describe the selected issue, opportunity, or problem facing the organization. The organization this team agreed on to conduct business research is Playboy. This company has been in business since the beginning of its long life started in December of 1953, it was created
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Current Events in Business Research Tamika Taylor RES/351 July 21, 2014 Michele Burpeau-Di Gregorio Current Events in Business Research Describe the business research process When the organization wants an inclusive and full understanding of a developing theory and information practices a case study is conducted. A case study creates a complete assessment of what the customer wants by researching the product or field in every aspect. Case studies involve on-site analysis, and interviews
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Understanding Business Research Terms and Concepts Elizabeth Hardy May 3, 2016 RES/351 Jennie Wagner Quantitative data collection instruments and sampling methods Surveys are one of the dominant instruments that can be used to obtain quantitative research. It certainly answers the questions how much, how often, how many, when and who. Another instrument quantitative researcher’s use are tests. Quantitative test evaluate the characteristics of research. Sampling size is generally small
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Understanding Business Research Terms and Concepts: Part 1 & 2 Misty Lesesne-Vasdev RES/351 July 30, 2014 Michael Gemignani Understanding Business Research Terms and Concepts: Part 1 * Michael is interested in learning the effects of using celebrity endorsement on sales. What type of variable is a celebrity endorsement? An independent variable is one that can be manipulated. Independent variables are observed to see if it affects any other variables. A celebrity endorsement can
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