Thursday, 24 May 2012

Poster Competition (final year project 2010/2011)

Topics : Traditional vs. Modern Packaging The Case of "Nasi Lemak".



Presenter  : Nur Hazwani
Binti Mohamed
 
Question   : Why use the TRA theory?
 
Presenters answer: This is because presenters carry out research on consumer behavior. Presenters would  like to know whether this theory can be supported or rejected.



  

Title: Factors Influencing Customers Acceptance of Internet Banking Among Samarahan Government Servants in the City.


Presenter : Solkalingam
 
Question  : What is TAM?
 
Presenters answer: According to presenters TAM is short for Technology Acceptance Model was used to study consumer behavior related to the use of a technology system.


Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Ethnography

Ethnography, what I understand of this ethnographic study of adab in their natural or in inhabited areas in which they include where they live, work, socialize, conduct business and related to the local area.
Ethnography has it own rules, which the researchers need a trained and skilled in adapting himself to the study environment, culture, and populations to facilitate their interaction with the participation of researchers in terms of observation, dialogue to uncover their comb, beliefs. perceptions and values​​.


Benefits of Online Ethnography

This online ethnography approach was developed using a Time-Extended™ online qualitative technique from Decision Analyst. This practical and nonintrusive methodology for conducting ethnographic marketing research provides advantages in some important ways, such as the following:
  • The respondents' normal routines are not disrupted since they provide their responses at their convenience.
     
  • Digital photos taken by participants, coupled with online diary entries, are used to provide the cues for qualitative depth interviews and group discussions.
     
  • The ability to study consumers’ daily shopping/usage routines over longer periods of time (and closer to their real-life shopping/usage cycle) than what is practical in the field.
     
  • The online environment allows for a high level of self-disclosure in freely expressing the respondents' feelings in this “me and my computer” time.
     
  • Consumers have an opportunity to reflect on and give detailed descriptions of their routines, thoughts, feelings, and experiences that they believe are most relevant to explaining their usage and purchasing decisions.
Elements of an online ethnography study typically include:
  • Digital pictures
  • Stories of their photos
  • Diary entries
  • Prompts to action
  • Time-Extended qualitative 

References :
 http://ethnographicinsight.com
 http://www.decisionanalyst.com