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Dr. Michael R. Hyman, NMSU

Reports and Presentations

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The Communication Process

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Objectives:

• Explain why research done

• State specific research objectives

• Explain how research done

• Present research findings

• Provide conclusions and recommendations

Research Report

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Interpreting Findings and Formulating Recommendations

Executive Summary explains:

• Why research was done

• What was found

• What findings mean

• What action management should undertake

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1. Table of Contents

2. Background and Objectives

3. Executive Summary: 2 to 4 page summary of findings, conclusions, and recommendations

4. Methodology: 2 to 5 page description of how research was conducted

Research Report Organization

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5. Findings

• Detailed presentation of research findings

6. Conclusions and recommendations

7. Appendices

• Copy of the questionnaire

• Cross-tabulations

• Other supporting material

Research Report Organization

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Common reporting style in marketing has following characteristics:

• Minimizes use of words

• Feeds information to clients in “sound bites”

• Makes extensive use of bulleted charts

• Makes extensive use of graphics to explain results

Reporting Style

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Caveats about Marketing Research Reports

• Length does not mean quality

• Insufficient explanation

• Failure to relate to objectives

• Indiscriminate use of quantitative methods

• False accuracy

• Fallacy of single-number research

• Inaccurate data interpretation

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"I have a spelling checkerIt came with my PC;It plainly marks four my revueMistakes I cannot sea.I've run this poem threw it,I'm sure your pleased too no,Its letter perfect in it's weigh,My checker tolled me sew."

-Janet Minor

Problems with Spell Checkers

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• What do the data really mean?• What impact do they have?• What have we learned from the data?• What do we need to do, given the

information we now have?• How can future studies of this nature be

enhanced?• What can make information such as this

more useful?

Making a Personal Presentation

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Materials for a Personal Presentation

• Presentation outline

• Visuals

• Slide or overhead projector

• Laptop computer

• Presentation software

• Executive summary

• Copies of the final report