This document provides an overview of research reports. It discusses that a research report presents the results of a research project to the sponsoring agency and provides a permanent record. The document notes that research reports are complete, systematic summaries that solve problems and communicate findings. It outlines the importance of research reports in facilitating decision making and follow up. The document also reviews the typical structure, types, and process for writing research reports, including planning, format, drafting, approval, and feedback. Key sections include an introduction, methodology, findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
This document provides an overview of research reports. It discusses that a research report presents the results of a research project to the sponsoring agency and provides a permanent record. The document notes that research reports are complete, systematic summaries that solve problems and communicate findings. It outlines the importance of research reports in facilitating decision making and follow up. The document also reviews the typical structure, types, and process for writing research reports, including planning, format, drafting, approval, and feedback. Key sections include an introduction, methodology, findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
This document provides an overview of research reports. It discusses that a research report presents the results of a research project to the sponsoring agency and provides a permanent record. The document notes that research reports are complete, systematic summaries that solve problems and communicate findings. It outlines the importance of research reports in facilitating decision making and follow up. The document also reviews the typical structure, types, and process for writing research reports, including planning, format, drafting, approval, and feedback. Key sections include an introduction, methodology, findings, conclusions, and recommendations.
Contents: Report writting Importance Structure Types Process Essential of good report Report writing meaning It means presentation of research report to the sponsoring agency. It provides the net result of the research project The details of a researcher work in the form of a summary document is called as research report Features of research report Complete , compact , systematic and self explanatory document Solves marketing and business problem Prepared in a standard format Available in different types for different purpose Acts as a line of communication between researcher and the sponsoring agent Acts as a permanent record for easy and quick reference Useful for sponsoring agency for follow up measures Advantages/ functions / importance of research report. Present data , conclusions and recommendation in an organised form Reflects quality of research work Facilitates policy decision and follow up measures Acts as a document of permanent record Acts as a base of follow up measure Gives publicity to research work Management action on report indicates its practical utility Acts as a communication channel Steps / process in report writing Planning for writing research report Deciding the target audience Selecting suitable format Logical arrangement Drafting and redrafting of the report Approval of the report Printing and binding of report Submission of report Feedback of research report Types of research report Structure / layout /contents of research report A)Introduction 1) title / heading of the report 2) letter of transmittal (to whom it is directed) 3) title page – subject of report, name of client, name of conducting organisation, completion and submission dates, identification marks. 4) index of contents 5) acknowledgement 6) description of marketing study 7) purpose and scope of study 8) review of literature 9) research methodology used 10) summary of major findings Structure / layout /contents of research report .... B)Main body of the research report 1) analysis of the problem 2) methodology used for analysis 3) presentation of findings and limitation C) Conclusions D) Recommendations E) Appendices/ annexes F) Footnotes and bibliography in research report The end