MIS IN CANTEEN

MIS in canteen

Q1

Primary or lesser / Qualitative or Quantitative

The emphasis on subjecting all theoretical concepts, hypotheses, and expectations to empirical demonstration—that is, of testing our ideas—is basically what distinguishes the scientific method from other forms of inquiry. And the principles of scientific methodology, which lend structure to the manner in which such inquiries occur, is what this paper is connected with. (Connolly 2004 pp.42)

Definition of (Qualitative/Quantitative) Research

Quantitative Research

Quantitative study is study involving the use of organised questions where the answer options have been fixed and a large number of respondents are involved.

By delineation, estimation should be target, quantitative and statistically valid. Ssuggest put, it's about numbers, target hard data. Ascientifically calculated experiment of persons from a community is asked a set of inquiries on a review to work out the frequency and percentage of their responses. For demonstration: 240 persons, 79%, of a experiment population, said they are more assured of their individual future today than they were a year ago. Because the experiment dimensions is statistically legitimate, the 79% finding can be projected to the entire community from which the experiment was selected. Ssuggest put, this is quantitative research. (Cobanoglu 2005 pp.23)

Q2

The selection criteria for the literature were twofold: relevance and the year of publication. Libraries including online databases were accessed to get the most relevant and updated literature. Some of the online databases that were used are: EBSCO, Emerald, Blackwell, etc. (Cho 2006 pp.376)

Q3

The experiment dimensions for a survey is calculated by statisticians utilising equations to work out how large a sample dimensions will be required from a given community in order to achieve outcome with an agreeable degree of accuracy. Generally, investigators seek experiment dimensions which will yield findings with at least a 95% confidence grade (which means that if you recurring the review 100 times, 95 times out of a century, you would get the identical response) and a plus/minus 5 percentage points margin of error. Many review trials are conceived to make lesser margins of error. (Camison 2006 pp.125)

Survey sample size is 25 and structure designs, survey question writing and testing, criteria for selecting appropriate methods and technologies for collecting information from various kinds through survey of respondents, survey administration and statistical analysis. However, due to their mechanical environment, these topics are not enclosed in this brief. (Borsenik 2005 pp.259)

Analysis of findings

In this study, data were collected on the qualifications of the interviewees and background of their canteens. This part mostly talks about the findings in 2003, but the corresponding figures for the 1997 study are furthermore recorded for reference. (Connolly 2004 pp.42)

EDP/MIS managers were fairly well educated. Forty-five per cent of the respondents held university degrees and more than half of the respondents (52 per cent) had obtained a formal learning in mechanical computer research or in technology disciplines. This shows that the learned qualifications of EDP/MIS managers were applicable to their jobs. Compared to the numbers in 1997, EDP/MIS managers nowadays are better educated and obtain more associated ...