Tools and Methods for Innovation Analysis:3000 words report , proposal has been done

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1’ writing 3000 words report based on proposal

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Structure

Your research report must have the following sections:

1. Executive summary: brief presentation (bullet points) of your topic/question, methodological

approach, and, more importantly, main findings/insights/implications (must fit on 1 page)

2. Introduction: brief context of the study. Focus on the key reason(s) that make this study

relevant from an innovation/entrepreneurship perspective.

3. Literature review: describe the state of the art. Identify key studies/research, particularly

through the lens of the theories, empirical methods and data used.

4. Research questions: what objectives you plan to achieve with this research and the

scope/audience of your work (optionally: identify the knowledge gap you want to fill).

5. Research methods: make a distinction between two parts

o 5.1: data evaluation. Discuss critically the sources you have used and identify the gaps

in data availability. This is where you present all the technical aspects about data:

quality, exhaustivity, relevance, methods (quantitative methods, data transformation,

…) in order to focus the rest of your work on your research questions, not the

methodological choices and challenges.

o 5.2: link your research objectives to the data/variables that would help make

informed decisions. Show how your data and method will provide useful insights and

implications for data-driven decision-making.

6. Results: show your quantitative analysis and data visualisation. Structure the presentation

based on the rationale shown in 5.2: e.g., different perspectives on the issue (customers,

businesses, policy, …), different levels of analysis (macro/national level, city/region level,

business level, micro/individual customer or manager level), etc.

7. Discussion: synthetise your results to generate clear answers to your research questions,

while contrasting/comparing your findings with the knowledge from the literature.

8. Conclusions and recommendations: synthetise your entire work to show the new

knowledge/insights/implications that you have created for business and/or policy.

9. References [identify academic sources listed in the Journal Quality List by putting a ‘*’ in front

of the item, see p. 6]