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Analyze & Present Research Information at BizOps Enterprises

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Analyze & Present Research Information at BizOps Enterprises

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Student’s Last Name1Analyze & Present Research Information at BizOps EnterprisesBy (Name)CourseProfessorUniversityDate
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Student’s Last Name2IntroductionBizOps enterprise sells exclusive products across Australia that are branded as BizOps. The organization has retail, online, and phone sale outlets. The firm targets at providing the clients with high quality and innovative products. Professional and well-supported staff are maintained by the firm. With increased sales, the organization intends to promote existing employees to fill the new post of middle managers. According to the operational plan of BizOps, there are training costs budgeted to avail additional training resources to its workers. This report addresses the leadership training courses for the new managers. Objectives of the ResearchRecruitment and timely training of employees is a primary factor for the success of BizOps. With an increase in sales, middle management position ensures improved management of sales. The research aims at ensuring that as the current staff is promoted to new posts, there is a smooth transition of roles.Sources of Information in BizOpsBizOps enterprise avails information about its operations and the code of conduct expected of its employees. The sources of information within the firm are; primary sources such as the enterprise’s policies that are written down and placed within the company. Second, there are secondary sources such as articles and past research conducted on BizOps. Lastly, there are tertiary sources which include online links and indexes on BizOps.
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Student’s Last Name3Research Tools and Strategies for BizOpsThe research makes use of qualitative research strategy. The design is appropriate for the investigation because the research is explanatory and does not require testing a theory. The tools used involve conducting surveys, referring to case studies, and reviewing different training courses and institutions offering the courses.Collecting Information for BizOpsCollecting information involves gathering and measuring information of BizOps. Sourcesof information include external and internal sources. Internal information refers to data that is available within the firm for the sole use of the company. External information involves details that are made available to the public from a third party.Internal InformationInternal data was collected to identify how the courses were related to BizOp’s objectivesand policies. Steps involved in the interviews were; identifying the interviewees and scheduling interview time (Northouse, 2015, pp. 345). The interviewees were conducted with the senior manager, human resource officer, and finance manager. Second, the interview questions were prepared. Third, the interview was conducted and facts collected documented. The interview allowed for the exploration of interviewee’s perspectives of the different courses. The BizOp’s files were reviewed to provide information on the firm’s objectives and policies. This was done to ensure that the courses matched the requirements.
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