1)A business opportunity, also known as a bizopp, is the
possibility to start a firm by utilizing an event in the market.It involves some sort of market-wide favorable circumstance.Some businesses prosper because of a business opportunity, whereas others fail. Leaders are effective because they anticipate opportunities before others do, develop plans, and then create business models to take advantage of those opportunities.
E-books are a good example of a business possibility on
the market during the covid 19 pandemic. One of the first firms in the online bookselling industry to introduce an e- reader that made it possible to read books using a digital device that resembles a tablet computer was Amazon .Reducing the risk of spreading covid by touching books
1.2)
The first phase is the background. The purpose,
objectives, research questions, and hypothesis of the proposed study are evaluated at this initial stage.
Step 2: Developing the questionnaire's concept.
In Step 3, format and data analysis...
The fourth phase is establishing validity.
The fifth step is establishing reliability.
1.3) A research protocol is a written document that
describes how your study was planned. The plan must include a thorough explanation of the goals, design, technique, and data used in addition to being created to address the research question. The protocol in place serves as your study's recipe book. The research protocol is particularly crucial in clinical research since it acts as a legally enforceable statement of what you are and are not permitted to study. The key component of your proposal to the review board at your university will also be your research protocol (IRB). How can you ensure that your protocol gets accepted, then? This article offers five suggestions for creating a strong research protocol.
1.4.1) - Write down the purpose of the presentation and
list the objective
- consider the audience eg who are they/what do they do
already know /what you want them to know
-prepare the structure of your presentation Eg
introduction/body/conclusion
- be fully conversant with the content of your presentation