Methodology for Research
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This 9 page paper proposed a methodology for primary research studying the link between a dependant and an independent viable. The paper looks at the different options, proposes the use of questionnaires and looks at factors such as the choice of target sample, sample size and how bias may be avoided. The example used is a project to investigate the link between drugs and crime, but may be applied to other research questions. The bibliography cites 8 sources.
Filename: TEmethod.rtf

Methodology; Research To Assess How the Non Sale of VHS Players Should Impact on the Marketing of Dixons
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In 2005 the Dixon’s Group announced they would stop selling video players as DVD players were so popular. This 5 page paper is an outline methodology for the way primary research may be undertaken to assess the way the company should change and adapt their marketing. The bibliography cites 6 sources.
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Methods of Research
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This 10 page paper examines the different methods that are used by researchers when collecting data for a research paper. This paper focuses in the types of methods used in a literature review including the use case studies and approaches such as triangulation as well as meta-analysis. The bibliography cites 9 sources.
Filename: TErmethods.rtf

MIS In Schools
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This 5 page paper is a proposal for studying the use of management information systems in schools. The paper outlines why the study is important and who it will benefit, gives a methodology for the collection of primary and secondary data and explains how the data will be analysed.
Filename: TEMISschl.rtf

Model Dissertation Proposal / Drugs & Psychology
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A 20 page model research proposal designed to present plans for a dissertation on the prevalence of family-- (not social) influences in instigating drug abuse. The writer posits that the breakdown of family life occurring during the latter portion of the 20th century, is largely responsible for the increase in abuse problems we are experiencing today. Bibliography lists approximately 30 sources.
Filename: Drugdiss.wps

Morrison’s Acquisition of Safeway
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This 36 page paper looks at the take over of Safeway by its’ smaller competitor Morrison’s. The paper examines the reasons the acquisition went ahead and Morrison’s underlying strategy as well as the explanations for the difficulties faced by Morrison’s in the post acquisition company. The bibliography cites 22 sources.
Filename: TEmorrisons.rtf

Multi-Version Software and Reliability
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This 36 page paper examines the use of Multi-Version software, also known as N-Version and how it may be able to provide reliability and dependability predominantly in a distributed network environment. The paper considers operation as well as the advantages and disadvantages of multi-version software including block recovery systems comparing it to the alterative of Single-Version software. The consistent comparison problem is also included. The paper ends with a conclusion regarding which system will provide the best reliability. The bibliography cites 40 sources.
Filename: TEmultiver.rtf

Nestle and Wyeth; Research Proposal
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This 14 page paper is a research proposal to assess the marketing activities of Nestle and Wyeth and their marketing of baby milk formula, especially in the developing world and determine whether or not they are acting ethically. The paper presents the terms of reference, literature review and conceptual model and a methodology as well as a timetable for the completion of the project. The bibliography cites 11 sources.
Filename: TEneswyethpro.rtf

Nokia in China
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This 50 page paper looks at the positioning of the Nokia brand in China and how successful Nokia’s marketing and strategy has been in the Chinese mobile or cellular telephone market. The paper is starts with an introduction which includes the aims of the research to identify the current position of Nokia in China and assess its’ level of success. The paper then undertakes an in-depth literature review looking at Nokia, its’ history and general developments and marketing strategies that have impacted on the way positioning has been developed. The literature review then considers China, the social economic and political influences and the way Nokia have developed operations in China and created their current marketing position. The paper then presents simulated primary research to assess the perception of the Nokia brand by consumers. This section includes the methodology and the presentation of the questionnaire and the results. The paper ends with a conclusion bringing together the primary research and the findings of the literature review. The bibliography cites 60 sources.
Filename: TEnokchina.rtf

Nursing Leadership as a Key Staff Retention Tool
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This 100 page dissertation relates the issue of nursing leadership, including leadership qualifications, training and communication, as the basis for retaining staffing in the nursing profession. Bibliography lists 30 sources.
Filename: MHNurM33.rtf

Outsourcing and its Implications for the Information Technology Sector
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This 50 page paper examines outsourcing and its implications for the information technology sector. The paper starts by defining outsourcing and then looking at the motives underpinning the reason why it occurs. The paper then looks at how this should occur in reality an how outsourcing should support, directly or indirectly, any competitive advantages of the company and fit in with the value chain. The paper then looks at a case study which shows how outsourcing can fail when the theories identified in paper are not put into practice. The paper ends with a consultation. The bibliography cites 50 sources.
Filename: TEIToutso.rtf

Ownership, Risk And Title To Sue With Respect To The Carriage Of Goods By Sea – The Case of the UK
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This 52 page paper (not including the table of contents) examines the positions of ownership risk and title under English Shipping law. The paper starts with by examining the purpose of the bill of lading before considering the current legislation under which action may be taken, including the Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1992 and the Sale of Goods Act 1979. The paper then looks at who can be sued and who can sue. The last two sections then move onto the terms and conditions and how contracts may be classified first looking at CIF and FOB contracts and then the role that INCOTERMS can play in clarifying contracts. The bibliography sites 50 sources.
Filename: TEshipsue.rtf