Business Research Ethics RES/351 Unethical business behavior is an all-too-common scenario within companies, leading to outrage, lawsuits, and legal and/or administrative actions against the individuals as well as the firms in which the conduct took place. The unethical conduct amongst whistle-blowing nurses has been making headlines and for good reason. While whistle-blowing, an instance of wrong-doing that is revealed in an organization or body of people, can benefit some, it can damage
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Xerox's Dilemma Oldair J. Silva, Anthony Chavez, Steven Garcia, Marybelle Apuan 351/RES April 23, 2015 Victor Ornelas Xerox's Dilemma Xerox has long been known for the copiers and printers they manufacture, but in recent years they have branched out to other endeavors. One such endeavor is call centers. The call center located in El Paso, Texas has a contract with COX Communications. They handle billing, technical, and retention calls for the cable, Internet, and phone provider. The call
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part Three Dena Lebo, Kyla Guerrero and Mario Johnson RES 351 Jan. 26, 2015 Professor Arnella Trent Through the past three weeks, we have decided as a team that our business problem could primarily be solved using a qualitative research design. We have come to this conclusion because as a company utilizing a call center experiencing high volumes of misdirected and dropped calls, the upmost concern within our organization deals with our customer service
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Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part I Griselda Carrasco, Jennifer Pastore, Ingrid Rodriguez RES/351 March 16, 2014 Ruzanna Topchyan Preparing to Conduct Business Research Part 1 Innovation is needed in all business varieties. Organizations that sell a service or products
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Ethics Oriented Article Review UoP Student RES/351 April 16, 2012 Dr. UoP Professor Ethics Oriented Article Review The following is a summary of unethical business research conduct by Citigroup Inc. and subsequently resulting in trial proceedings for the unethical conduct. The summary will reveal the specific unethical behavior and who were the injured parties in this misconduct. Additionally, insight into how the unethical behavior affected the organization, the individuals, and society
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Business Ethics Education RES/351 Business Ethics Education The research that will be described in the paper that follows is about Business ethics education, exploring the question whether a course on the ethical decision-making in business could positively influence students, moral efficacy, moral meaningfulness, and moral courage. To investigate whether a graduate-level course in business ethics could influence students in the areas previous mentioned, a rigorous quasi-experimental pretest-posttest
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Understanding Business Research Terms and Concepts Part 2 Donna Johnson RES/351 March 10, 2016 Victor Ornelas Understanding Business Research Terms and Concepts Part 2 Introduction: Data collection is a very strong aspect in any type of research investigation. Direct observations cannot make up the study; data should be collected from individuals in forms of some type of sample. I have researched two businesses that I will explain three quantitative data collection instruments and sampling
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Statistical Research: Descriptive and Inferential Week 5 RES/351 The articles that describe each method, one is for descriptive statistical and the other is for inferential. With the descriptive statistical method in Statistical Primer for Cardiovascular Research by Martin G Larson 2007, uses the descriptive method to determine the cases of acute myocardial infarction cases during 2006. The inferential method in the article, Determination of Predictors of Cause of Mortality in HIV Cohorts from
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Business Research Process Robert Wilson RES/351 January 22, 2015 Robert Drawta Mike a Floor Manager of AutoZone used the following methods in a case study to achieve his Research. During a yearly inventory he noticed that several items came up missing totaling the amount of $11,000. Normally during this time of the year most stores are allowed anywhere from $2,000-$3,000 of items that could be wrote off for the year. As months pass Mike notice that three co-workers
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Current Events in Business Research Tamara Channel RES/351 March 2, 2015 Professor John Rudin Current Events in Business Research Thorough and appropriate research is essential to the success of a business. Business research is defined as an organized effort to plan, acquire, analyze and disseminate information and insights to the people who make the decisions to assemble the organization to perform the proper actions that will result in fully maximizing its performance (Cooper &
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