Business Research Ethics Maria Mendoza Suarez RES 351 January 27, 2014 Dr. Michael Gemignani Business Research Ethics In business research, ethics is an important component to fulfilling ultimate success. According to Cooper and Schindler (2011), the objective of ethics of research “is to ensure that no one is harmed or suffers adverse consequences from research activities” (p. 32). Research pressure and ambition can be influential factors for individuals and businesses alike to commit unethical misconduct in business research. There are cases that do not follow such procedures, such as Professor Eric T. Poehlman. Individuals with an academic background and an important role in scientific research are not the exception.
Current Events in Business Research Michelle Corniciuc RES/351 9/16/2013 KIM GRAVELLE Current Events in Business Research Business research, when done properly should give managers access to information that is based on dependable data and useful in their decision making. According to Cooper, D., & Schindler, P. (2011) “good research follows the standards of the scientific method: systematic, empirically based procedures for generating replicable research.” The following describes some of the steps personally taken in researching the proper suppliers for a hotel. Purpose clearly defined To keep in focus and to always have the task on hand, the research process should start with and unambiguous, sharp
They might operate in one of two ways when it comes to research, either as a “dependent variable,” or “independent variable,” it is usually known by either letters or numbers---A variable is anything that has the ability to change or vary in characteristics or properties. A variable commonly represents the unknown if my thinking is on track An “independent variable” also known as “predictor” variable, is a variable that can be manipulated or changed. In an experiment in order to observe the effect on the dependent variable and it can stand on its own. The dependent variable is uncertain as its outcome is reliant on the reaction of the independent variable---this is why it is called a “dependent variable” because it is dependent upon the “independent” For equations such as y = 3x – 2, the dependent variable is the “Y,” which depends upon the value chosen for “x.” On most occasions the dependent variable is normally isolated on one side of the equation. With the above equation the independent variable is the “X”.
b) Explain (using examples where possible), how the leader you have chosen demonstrates or exemplifies each concept. c) Explain (using examples where possible), how situational factors of leadership (levels of management; stages of the business life cycle) have, or might impact your chosen business and business leader. d) Describe the link between leadership and the strategic direction of your chosen organization. Use examples where possible. Answers a) The business today I chose to speak on for Leadership presentation is British High Commission (BHC), New Delhi, India.
Trustworthiness, Ethical Stewardship in Leadership Anthony R. Gilmartin Northcentral University MGT7019-2 February 10, 2013 Abstract In this article, a comparison and contrast of the approaches of the parties who influence business decisions as it relates to ethics, and to whom the decisions influence. Furthermore, the article will scrutinize the differing objectives of company leaders who influence business decisions. Along with assessing the events that a corporation may take to arrange ethical considerations relative to social or financial performance, and corporation’s status in the community and business industry. The article will review the degree of consideration business leaders should use with social, ethical, and public issues when dealing with internal and external stakeholders. Last, the article will evaluate ethics in an academic setting, principally concerning academic integrity and the code of conduct.
My core competencies and mission Nomin Amarsaikhan /Mina/ 101183046 Marketing Management Dr. Wan-Tran, Huang 24 September, 2012 Business Administration department, Asia University A mission statement is a statement of the purpose of a company , its reason for existing. The mission statement should guide the actions of the organization, spell out its overall goal, provide a path, and guide decision-making. I would like to start my essay with my mission. My mission- “To provide the outstanding accounting knowledge acquired by continuous learning process and modern method, that is best, highly evaluated”. According to the authors C.K.Prahalad and G.Hamel, who wrote “Competing for the Future” Harvard Business Review, the core competency provides potential access to a wide variety of market, makes a significant contribution to the perceived customer benefits of the end product and difficult for competitors to imitate.
Business Analysis The Donna Karan business analysis was conducted in the hope of deciding which part of the SWOTT analysis was most relevant to the decision of whether or not the company would prove beneficial to invest in. A Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats, and Trends (SWOTT) analysis was performed, and further identified Donna Karen’s internal and external stakeholders, and how the company is fulfilling their wants and needs; whether or not Donna Karan was succeeding in those areas. Donna Karan’s business analysis part two will identified and explores the company’s financial health. The information gathered will include the DKNY’s income statement, balance sheet, and statement of cash flow, which in turn will help the investor and management to use the financial information to make decisions to move forward. After reviewing Donna Karan of New York‘s financial information, this analysis will compare it to two of its main competitors, ANN Incorporation, along with Giorgio Armani.
Executive summary The aim of this report is to analyse Tesco’s strateiesy both in corporate level and business level. The report will begin with the background information in Tesco, then the overall business will introduce Tesco’s current business situation, competition, operation and important issues. Secondly, the advantages and problems of product – diversification strategy are formulated. Followed by the ways of diversification, Tesco also made good use of cost leadership strategy and differentiation. Following the corporate strategies and based on relevant strategic management theories and concepts, this report will analyse the company’s current strategies on expanding in the US market.
Subsequently, evaluation of certain scientific findings which may hold the answer will be carried out. Finally, the essay will end with a conclusion about these findings. Part of the problem is whether one, (the mind or the brain), could plausible exist given the existence of the other. If this is the case, how are they associated? Does a relationship exist or are they two distinct realms.
In other words, these events seem to be related in some way. * The next step is to make a prediction on the basis of this observation, and the scientist formulates a hypothesis. A hypothesis is a tentative statement regarding the relationship between the variables. The hypothesis formulated must be testable, and the scientist conducts a research study during which empirical evidence is gathered through scientific observation. * The empirical evidence gathered is what scientists call data, and it is the analysis of the data at the end of an experiment that allows the scientist to conclude that the hypothesis has either been supported or not supported.