sort the findings by frequency and percentage of concurrences among authors.

Here are some ideas to help you get started with your final project. Find 10 articles related to the challenges and another 10 articles related to recommendations. For example:

Based on the topic you (and your team) selected, you (or a team member) can do the following:

IDENTIFYING CHALLENGES

Step 1: Find 10 articles related to the topic to finding the challenges to sustain growth.

Table 1: SUMMARY OF ARTICLES ON CHALLENGES FOR MANAGING PANDEMICS AT THE WORKPLACE

 

Author, Year

Title of Article

Research Problem

Research Design

Measurement & Scaling

Questionnaire Design

Sampling

Findings

 

Step 2: From the summary of findings of 10 articles from Table 1, classify the challenges into categories such as show in Table 2.

Table 2: IDENTIFIED CHALLENGES FOR MANAGING PANDEMICS AT THE WORKPLACE

 

Author, Year

FINANCIAL

COMPETITION

CUSTOMER   PREFERENCES

 

Investment cost

Access to loans

Talent

Competitive Advantage

Millennials

National Pride

Fusion Foods

 

IDENTIFYING RECOMMENDATIONS

Step 1: Find 10 articles related to the finding the recommendations to sustain growth.

Table 3: SUMMARY OF ARTICLES ON RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MANAGING PANDEMICS AT THE WORKPLACE

 

Author, Year

Title of Article

Research Problem

Research Design

Measurement &   Scaling

Questionnaire Design

Sampling

Findings

 

Step 2: From the summary of findings of 10 articles from Table 3, classify the recommendations into categories such as show in Table 4.

Table 4: IDENTIFIED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MANAGING PANDEMICS AT THE WORKPLACE

 

Author, Year

Recommendation   Category 1

Recommendation   Category 2

Recommendation   Category 3

 

 

Below is a different example, one that focuses on identifying the measurements of loyalty. Note there are two main categories of brand loyalty measures: behavioural and attitudinal.

Table 5: Loyalty Measures by Research Frequency

 

Year

Author

Behavioural Measures

Attitudinal Measures

 

Conative

Amount

Repurchase

Retention

Recency

Frequency

Sequence

Probability

Longevity

Advocacy

Satisfaction

Committed

Affective

Switching cost

 

1990

Hart et al.

X

 

1991

Aaker

X

X

X

 

1995

Jones & Sasser

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

 

1996

Meellens

X

X

X

X

 

1997

Oliver

X

X

 

1999

Sheth et al.

X

X

 

2000

Cuccia

X

X

 

2000

Stone et al.

X

X

X

 

2000

Hill & Alexander

X

X

 

2000

East et al.

X

X

X

X

 

2001

Julander & Soderlund

X

 

2001

Zins

X

 

2002

Vazquez et al.

X

 

2002

Coyles & Gokey

X

 

2002

Olsen

X

X

 

2004

Novo

X

X

X

 

2004

Garland & Gendall

X

X

 

2005

Rundle-Thiele

X

X

 

2006

Soderlund

X

X

X

 

Total

9

3

3

3

2

2

1

1

1

9

5

3

3

2

 

Percentage

47

16

16

16

11

11

5

5

5

47

26

16

16

11

You can sort the findings by frequency and percentage of concurrences among authors.

If you start collecting the information now, you will have a clearer idea how to finish your assignment. Start now.

As secondary data research is existing information, you should start gathering the data from the start of the semester.