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Research Methodologies
Lecture 1
1. Relevance
2. Session Plan
3. Market Research
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Research Methodologies

Lecture 1

1. Relevance

2. Session Plan

3. Market Research

Objective

To equip managers of tomorrow with tools, techniques

and also the knowledge to apply the correct tools & techniques to arrive at business decisions.

Decisions should be

  • structured, objective and reliable
  • should be in the interest of your organization
  • should resolve or alleviate the management problem

Different Statistical Tests

Reference Books

  • Business Research Methods
    • Cooper & Schindler
  • Marketing Research an Applied Orientation
    • Naresh Malhotra
  • Marketing Research – Text & Cases
    • Boyd, Westfall & Stasch

Some Concepts

  • Research
  • Is truth relative
  • The Scientific Method
  • Empiricism
  • Bias & Objectivity
  • Research in Physical & Social Sciences – the

nature of truth in either sphere

  • Marketing Research
  • Experimental Control

Research Methodology

A system of models, procedures or

techniques used to find the results of a

research problem

Mathematical Tools for Analysis Operations research models

  • Linear programming
  • Integer programming
  • Distance related

network techniques

  • Project management –

PERT, CPM

  • Inventory Control
  • Dynamic programming

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Queueing theory Replacement analysis Game theory Goal programming Simulation Production Scheduling Non-linear programming

What kinds of Research are undertaken

  • Marketing Research most frequently undertaken to

measure

  • Market potential
  • Characteristic of markets
  • Share of markets
  • MR used to make short/long-range forecasts
  • MR used to
  • evaluate new product opportunities and acceptance
  • Test existing products relative to competitors’ products
  • To make better advertising decisions

Purpose of Marketing Research

• A systematic Inquiry whose objective is to provideWhat is Business Research?

information to solve managerial problems.

  • Important management decision-making tool…
  • The systematic and objective process of gathering,

recording and analyzing data for aid in making business decisions.

  • Reduces uncertainty and risks (in decisions

implemented) by providing information that

improves decision making

Definition of Marketing Research

  • American Marketing Association

MR is the systematic gathering, recording and analyzing of data about problems related to the marketing of goods & services

  • Philip Kotler

MR is the systematic design, collection, analysis & reporting of data & findings relevant to a specific marketing situation facing the company

Why Study Research?

  • Research provides you with the knowledge and skills needed for the fast-paced decision-making environment
  • Global and domestic competition is more vigorous
  • Organizations are increasingly practicing data mining and data warehousing

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Why Managers need Better Information

Need for MR

  • A manager takes decisions
  • His responsibility is to reduce risk of failure in decision making
  • Risk arises due to lack of relevant information
  • A manager always seeks information to improve quality of decision making
  • Information can be collected through MR
  • Hence, MR is an important tool for managerial decision making

MR & Marketing Decisions

  • For Production, Finance, Personnel – information

exists within the organization

  • Hence easy to collect & analyze
  • Formal procedures are used to improve quality : Statistical Methods for QC, PERT & CPM, Queuing Theory, Optimization Techniques etc
  • For Marketing –

information mostly exist outside the organization

  • In consumer behaviour, perception, minds
  • In competitive moves
  • In new government rules & regulations
  • In social & political changes