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Part Three SOURCES AND COLLECTION OF DATA McGraw-Hill/Irwin © 2003 The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.,All Rights Reserved.

Chapter Ten EXPLORING SECONDARY DATA

Exploratory Research Expand understanding of management dilemma Expand understanding of research question Identify plausible investigative questions

Levels of Information Primary sources Secondary sources Tertiary sources

Types of Information Sources Indexes and Bibliographies Dictionaries Encyclopedias Handbooks Directories

Secondary Sources by Type Indexes and Bibliographies to find or locate books or articles to find authors, topics to use in online searches

Secondary Sources by Type Dictionaries to identify jargon of an industry--used for online searches to identify bell-weather events in an industry to identify knowledgeable people to interview to identify organizations of influence

Secondary Sources by Type Encyclopedias To identify historical or background information To find critical dates within an industry To find events of significance to the industry, company

Secondary Sources by Type Handbooks To find facts relevant to topic To identify influential individuals through source citations

Secondary Sources by Type Directories To identify influential people and organizations to find addresses, e-mail, other contact info on these people and organizations

Evaluating Information Sources Purpose Scope Authority Audience Format

Evaluating Sources Purpose What the author is attempting to accomplish identify hidden agenda(s) identify direction of bias Seek both biased and unbiased sources

Evaluating Sources Scope Identify dates of inclusion and exclusion Identify subjects of inclusion and exclusion

Evaluating Sources Authority Identify background of author Credentials: educational, professional Experience: duration, setting, level Identify the level of scholarship in content footnotes, endnotes

Evaluating Sources Audience Identify knowledge level and background Identify orientation and bias Seek biased and unbiased sources

Evaluating Sources Format Order of content Versatility of use Indexed? Searchable? Downloadable?

Select an appropriate database Searching Databases Select an appropriate database ABI/Inform Business InfoSuite Business Source DowJones Interactive Nexis-Lexis Universe

Searching Databases Select an appropriate database Construct a search query Boolean Operators OR - for plurals, synonyms spelling variations (woman OR women) AND - narrows your search advertising AND bibliography

Searching Databases Construct a search query Boolean Operators (cont.) NOT/AND NOT- eliminates terms award NOT trophy ADJ - order key terms within your search assisted ADJ living

Searching Databases Construct a search query Boolean Operators NOT/AND NOT- eliminates terms award NOT trophy ADJ - order key terms within your search assisted ADJ living

Searching Databases Construct a search query Boolean Operators (cont.) ? or * - to truncate a term nur* for nurse, nursing “X” for phrase searching “advertising campaigns” Limiters dates source type language

Searching Databases Select an appropriate database Construct a search query Review and evaluate search results Relevancy Quantity Timeliness

Searching Databases Modify the search query Check bibliography new key words, other authors Link directly Adapt original search query Create new search query with new key words Search for other works by same author(s)

Searching Databases Select an appropriate database Construct a search query Document findings Print or download search findings Download full-text source Print full-text source

Searching Databases Select an appropriate database Construct a search query Document findings Retrieve or request articles Search online catalog Interlibrary loan Interlibrary delivery Supplement results with Web sources

Searching Databases Select an appropriate database Construct a search query Document findings Retrieve or request articles Supplement results with Web sources

Web Searches Select Search Engine or Directory Danny Sullivan’s Search Engine Watch www.searchenginewatch.com Greg Notess” Search Engine Showdown www.notess.com/search/

Web Searches Select Search Engine or Directory Determine Search Options and Protocol

Web Searches Select Search Engine or Directory Determine Search Options and Protocol Construct search query Review search results Modify search query Search using a different search engine

Web Searches Select Search Engine or Directory Determine Search Options and Protocol Construct search query Document your findings search findings full text sources

Web Searches Select Search Engine or Directory Determine Search Options and Protocol Construct search query Document your findings Supplement Web results from other sources

Specific Web Searches Known-Item Who Where What

Government Sources Government organizations Laws, regulations, court decisions Government statistics

Mining Internal Sources Data warehouse Data mart Data mining Pattern discovery Predicting trends and behaviors

Data Mining Techniques Data Visualization Dimensions Measurements Hierarchies Clustering Neural Networks Tree Models Classification

Data Mining Techniques (cont.) Estimation Association Market-Basket Analysis Sequence Based Analysis Fuzzy Logic Genetic Algorithms Fractal-Based Transformation

Data Mining Process Sample Explore Modify Model Assess